Neutral Air Partner (NAP) has further strengthened its airline partner portfolio by welcoming airBaltic, the leading airline of the Baltic region and an internationally recognized carrier headquartered in Riga, Latvia.
Established in 1995, airBaltic connects the Baltic States to more than 80 destinations across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and the Caucasus. With its main hub in Riga and bases in Tallinn and Vilnius, the airline gives NAP members valuable access to one of Northern Europe’s most strategic regional gateways.
Through airBaltic Cargo, the airline offers efficient belly cargo solutions across its passenger network, supporting freight forwarders with practical access to regional and international capacity. Its cargo services cover general cargo, e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, live animals, and high-value shipments, with a focus on reliable uplift, competitive rates, and clear shipment visibility.
A key strength of airBaltic Cargo is its digital-first approach. Forwarders can book cargo, check timetables, and track shipments online, making the process faster and easier from planning to execution. This supports more responsive cargo management across airBaltic’s network and helps logistics partners secure capacity with greater confidence.
Operationally, airBaltic stands out for its modern and focused fleet strategy. The airline operates a single-type Airbus A220-300 fleet, one of Europe’s youngest, supporting efficient operations, schedule consistency, and dependable belly cargo capacity for forwarders planning time-sensitive routings through Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius.
For the NAP ecosystem, the addition of airBaltic brings stronger access to Baltic cargo capacity, improved connectivity across Northern Europe, and new routing options into surrounding markets. It also reinforces NAP’s commitment to connecting members with trusted airline partners that offer practical capacity, strong regional reach, and real commercial value.
As NAP continues to grow its airline partner portfolio, partnerships such as airBaltic strengthen the network’s ability to support members with smarter cargo access, reliable airline relationships, and better-connected airfreight solutions across global trade lanes.
