One ofmy favorite things about Air Canada Aeroplanis the emphasis that the program has on partnering with as many airlines as possible, in order to allow lots of redemption opportunities. Along those lines, Aeroplan has just added its latest airline partner, and it’s one that I’m excited about.
Continue reading: You Can Now Redeem Aeroplan Points On airBaltic, And That’s Useful
Share your questions, experiences, and thoughts below.
It's awesome that they're all-a220; yet, from what I've heard, the seats are TIGHT. (Haven't had the chance to try them, personally, but hope to, someday.) It's for the best that they no operate to/through Russia anymore, unless and until Putin's war of choice/aggression is finally over, and Ukraine is justly safe, free, and rebuilt.
I love Air Baltic and this would have been super useful for me ~2 weeks ago! Will have to settle for my non-refundable RyanAir flights as the alternative... Lol
Does anyone know whats happened to Gulf Air on Aeroplan, been unavailable for months?
Agree wholeheartedly that it's great to redeem Aeroplan points (and Flying Blue btw) to fly airBaltic as they are a very good and fun little airline. However, they also have cheap fares. For Tallinn to Riga, which is blocked at 50 minutes and costs about $60 for economy, or ~$290 to $420 for business, spending the points + taxes (62CAD = $45 USD) would absolutely not be worth it.
I enjoyed AirBaltic, though it seems that earning miles on plans other than AirBaltic Club is challenging.
Combining AC/*A segments with BT potentially opens up many more options for getting to Baltics/NE Europe with Aeroplan, since you can go beyond LH/LO/LX feeders, which can be hard to find.