Concise Aerospace - Latvian minister says airBaltic is planning transatlantic services while airline's CEO seems less sure

Latvian minister says airBaltic is planning transatlantic services while airline's CEO seems less sure

Published 5 November 2008

Lithuania's fight with Latvia over unfair competition continues as flyLAL's flights to Riga suspended (1122 words)

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