Air Baltic Removes Sick Bags From Seat-Back Pockets in Desperate Cost-Cutting Move as Chapter 11 Process Continues
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The insolvency of the Latvian airline Air Baltic leads to major austerity measures in the aircraft. Many essential things are deleted or greatly reduced, including spit bags.
From 1 October, the Air Baltic will pick up puke bags and disinfectant gels on the toilet – for cost reasons. The crews will also have to save money: they will have to dispose of waste themselves in the future and do without business lounges. Air Baltic is also flying for Swiss.
Air Baltic Removes Sick Bags From Seat-Back Pockets in Desperate Cost-Cutting Move as Chapter 11 Process Continues
Air Baltic, the beleaguered Latvian flag carrier that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US last week, is removing sick bags from seat-back pockets as part of a slew of desperate cost-cutting measures as it seeks to unlock up to €350 million in debtor-in-possession financing to keep the struggling airline flying. In a memo shared with staffers, Air Baltic (commonly styled airBaltic) explained what changes would be coming to the in…
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