airBaltic has canceled 4,670 flights for summer 2025 due to delays in engine maintenance from Pratt & Whitney, affecting its Airbus A220-300 fleet. This disruption will impact approximately 67,160 travelers, leading to suspensions of 19 routes and reduced frequencies on 21 others. The airline has implemented customer support measures, allowing affected passengers to easily rebook or request refunds. Despite these challenges, airBaltic continues to operate over 70 destinations, maintaining regional connectivity. The situation reflects broader global supply chain issues within the aviation sector. airBaltic’s innovative business model positions it as a leading carrier in the Baltic region.