airBaltic Launches Short Express Sale With Flights Starting At €33
airBaltic has announced a short Express Sale with reduced fares on a number of European routes. One-way tickets start at €33 on selected direct flights across the airline’s network. The booking period runs between 12 and 15 March 2026, while the discounted fares apply to trips scheduled between 7 April and 17 June 2026. The promotion covers several destinations across Northern, Central and Southern Europe.
The sale covers a mix of Nordic, Baltic and Central European cities. Several destinations are priced at the lowest promotional level, while others appear slightly higher depending on distance and demand. Routes such as Kaunas, Vilnius, Palanga, Tallinn, Stockholm and Gothenburg are listed among the €33 options, with other destinations starting at €35 or more.
Destinations featured in the Express Sale
- Kaunas, Vilnius and Palanga - from €33
- Tallinn, Stockholm and Gothenburg - from €33
- Turku, Helsinki and Tampere - from €35
- Oslo and Billund - from €39
- Warsaw - from €55
- Belgrade - from €59
- Ljubljana and Düsseldorf - from €69
- Frankfurt and Bucharest - from €75
- Brussels and Hamburg - from €79
- Munich- from €85
- Thessaloniki and Antalya - from €89
- Reykjavik - from €95
- Nice - from €109
The range of destinations included in the promotion covers coastal cities, Nordic capitals and several major European hubs. This opens up short spring city breaks as well as early summer trips along the Baltic coast, the Mediterranean and Scandinavia. Routes such as Antalya, Thessaloniki and Nice may appeal to travellers looking for warmer weather, while Reykjavik offers a very different northern escape.
Short sales like this tend to attract travellers planning flexible trips over the next few months. The relatively wide travel period stretching into mid-June also gives people the option to plan long weekends, early summer holidays or spontaneous city visits. Lower fares on direct routes can also make multi-city trips across northern and central Europe easier to organise.