AirBaltic Talks With Unions on Job Cuts

AirBaltic is in discussions with labor unions regarding potential workforce reductions following its voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in New York. CEO Erno Hilden stated that capacity cuts naturally necessitate staffing adjustments, though flight operations will continue without interruption.

FILE PHOTO: AirBaltic Airbus A220-300 plane takes off before all international flights will be cancelled on Monday midnight, March 16, as a preventive measure against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Riga, Latvia March 16, 2020.

AirBaltic is negotiating workforce adjustments with labor unions following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the United States, Chief Executive Erno Hilden said on Monday afternoon. The Latvian carrier initiated the restructuring process to head off creditors amid a broader aviation downturn. The carrier aims to protect its financial footing while scaling back capacity.

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