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Analysis · Transport & Logistics
Klaipėda handled more than 30 million tonnes of cargo in January–September 2026, up 5% year on year, while Latvia’s ports collectively recorded a 9.7% decline to…
Analysis · Transport & Logistics
TThis week airBaltic’s Chapter 11 reaches its next important checkpoint. Objections to the final DIP financing order are due on October 2, ahead of the final…
Analysis · Transport & Logistics
Estonia plans to complete the Tallinn–Pärnu section of Rail Baltica by 2032, followed by Soodevahe–Muuga in 2033 and Pärnu–Ikla in 2034, according to the timetable presented…
13,000–15,000 vehicles cross Latvia’s Pāternieki border checkpoint in an average month.
PhotoThe new 12-year concession is not a simple story of foreign operators entering Riga. RIX was already internationalised; the real shift is the dilution of the old TAV-centred commercial model. RIX Riga Airport has selected new long-term operators…
PhotoIn December 2024, the Latvian government changed Rail Baltica priorities because the project no longer had funding for everything. According to the service investigation discussed by the Cabinet last Tuesday, that decision should have stopped or at least…
PhotoLithuania moved ahead in passenger traffic, Riga retained its cargo advantage, and Tallinn continued reshaping its route map through low-cost expansion.
PhotoQ1 2026 revealed a clear divergence across Baltic ports. Latvia recorded broad-based contraction, Klaipėda posted strong growth, while Tallinn showed a winter-affected but structurally more stable pattern. The gap is visible in both total volumes and container performance,…
PhotoDFDS will increase capacity on the Karlshamn–Klaipėda corridor by introducing the RoPax vessel from mid-September 2026, replacing Optima Seaways. The move raises both passenger and freight capacity on one of the key Baltic Sea links between Sweden and…
PhotoLithuania’s airports posted record results, but their leadership was removed. At the same time, Latvia is trying to borrow from the Lithuanian playbook. What was happening in Baltic aviation in the second half of March? Several important developments…
PhotoBaltic cargo flows diverge: Klaipėda grows, Latvia restructures, Estonia signals new transit
PhotoBaltic fuel prices rise as wholesale market spikes in early March — why Tallinn shows the highest petrol prices
Photo🇱🇻airBaltic: aircraft keep arriving
Rail Baltica in Early 2026: Three Speeds, One Corridor
🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪Baltic Rail Freight Restructuring Accelerates (Update)