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The airline was founded as Air Baltic on August 28, 1995. The company is Latvia's flagship carrier. Air Baltic's head office is located in Mārupe municipality, Latvia. The main hub is Riga International Airport. The secondary hubs are Tallinn Airport, Vilnius Airport, Tampere Airport (from May 2022). Air Baltic operates direct year-round and seasonal flights from Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius, mainly to capital and tourist destinations in Europe. The company's fleet consists of 32 single-type Airbus A220-300 airplanes. Airbus A319 is operating by Carpatair for AirBaltic. The seating capacity of an Airbus A319 is not static but fluctuates based on the configuration chosen by the operating airline. Typically, a single-class arrangement can seat anywhere between 120 and 156 passengers. The Airbus A319 is a fuel-efficient aircraft that helps airlines to save money on fuel costs. It uses advanced engines and lightweight materials, making it more fuel-efficient than many other aircraft in its class. The A319 offers a comfortable cabin layout, with more space for passengers and their belongings. It has a wider cabin than many other aircraft in its class, making it more comfortable for passengers.