Riga and Liepaja Airports Get Government Money
The Latvian government gave money to two airports. The parliament also approved a loan for airBaltic. These actions are meant to improve safety and provide financial support.
On April 21st, the Latvian government provided 100,000 euros to Riga and Liepaja airports. This money is from the 2026 state budget. The government wants to make civil aviation safer. The Saeima, the Latvian parliament, approved a 30-million-euro loan for airBaltic. This loan will help the airline with its finances for a short time.
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Highlights
Airports Get Government Funds
The Latvian government gave 100,000 euros to Riga and Liepaja airports.
Funds for Safety Improvements
The money is for improving civil aviation safety.
Loan Approved for AirBaltic
The Saeima approved a 30-million-euro loan for airBaltic.
Short-Term Financial Support
The loan will help airBaltic with money now.
Decision Supported by Government
The government supported the loan for airBaltic.