airBaltic just kicked off GRABOUT, its biggest sale of the year: seven fixed one-way fare tiers across the entire route network, starting at €33 and topping out at €177 (€47, €57, €73, €93, and €127 in between). Book between now and October 4, 2026, for travel from November 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027 — basically an entire year of the Baltics, Scandinavia, and airBaltic's European network at fixed, no-guessing prices. Availability is capped per tier, so the €33 seats on popular routes will vanish first.
Here's the part the airline's own marketing email will not lead with: airBaltic filed for Chapter 11 financial reorganization on September 14, 2026, and is running this fire sale eight days into that process. The airline insists flights, tickets, refunds, and vouchers are unaffected and it has €350 million in debtor-in-possession financing lined up to keep planes in the air, with the restructuring expected to wrap around June 2027 — before most of this sale's travel window even ends. That's probably fine. Airlines have sold through Chapter 11 before and kept flying. But 'probably fine' is still a real caveat when you're prepaying for a ticket up to eleven months out, so pay with a credit card, not a debit card or bank transfer, and don't stack a nonrefundable hotel on top until you're sure the flight's actually happening.
Confirmed directly on airBaltic's own official sale page.
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