Author: airBaltic.com
Source: airBaltic.com
The Latvian airline airBaltic has received the APEX 2026 Five Star Major Airline award, ranking it among the top 40 airlines globally. Less than 7% of airlines rated worldwide receive this distinction.
Pauls Cālītis, Interim CEO and COO of airBaltic: “We are grateful to our passengers for this recognition, as it is based directly on their feedback and experiences. It is also a reflection of the dedication of our colleagues across the company, who work every day to make travelling with airBaltic safe, reliable, and comfortable. Being included in this group of airlines is an encouraging sign that we are on the right path. At the same time, it serves as a reminder to remain focused on improving our service and continuously working to enhance the travel experience we offer.”
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“On behalf of the whole team, I thank our passengers for choosing airBaltic and placing their trust in us, as well as the APEX team for this global recognition,” Pauls Cālītis added.
The APEX Five Star and APEX Four Star Airline Awards stand as the only global awards entirely based on neutral, third-party passenger feedback and insights gathered through APEX’s partnership with TripIt from Concur, the world’s most used travel-organizing app. For the 2026 Awards, over one million PNR verified flights have been rated by passengers spanning over 600 airlines from around the world using a five-star scale. The APEX Five Star and APEX Four Star Airline Awards are independently certified by a professional external auditing company.
Over the past 30 years, airBaltic has evolved into a globally respected carrier. Now the airline is connecting the Baltic States to 80 destinations across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and the Caucasus region, providing essential infrastructure and global connectivity for the region. A complete schedule of airBaltic flights and tickets are available on the company's homepage at www.airbaltic.com.
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