James Pozzi interviews airBaltic CEO Martin Gauss at MRO BEER 2024.
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VILNIUS, Lithuania—AirBaltic expects to have a second consecutive record revenue year in 2024 and plans to double its all-Airbus A220 fleet over the next five years despite ongoing durability issues with the aircraft’s Pratt & Whitney PW1500G engines, the carrier’s top executive says. To fuel its...
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