Riga Airport

Riga ATC tower rebuild ready for take-off

Latvijas Gaisa Satiksme's new Riga Airport (RIX) air traffic control tower is scheduled for completion by December 31, 2026

Baltic Cargo Hub underway at RIX

The Latvian national airline airBaltic has teamed up with UPB Nams for the construction of the Baltic Cargo Hub at RIX Riga Airport

Riga reveals big plans for 2024

Two ambitious projects will kick off this year at RIX Riga Airport – construction of a new passenger terminal and the creation of RIX Airport City

Riga launches terminal build tender process

Riga Airport has announced the first stage of construction procurement – the qualification of applicants for the construction of a new terminal

Riga studies low-emission impact

Riga Airport is taking part in an international study on the use of low-emission aircraft technologies and their potential impact on airport surroundings

Riga sets emissions targets

The Board of Riga Airport has approved the Latvian airport's Net Zero 2050 Roadmap, an operational plan for achieving zero CO2 emissions by 2050

Riga exhibition backs youth charity

An exhibition at Riga Airport invites visitors to the terminal to support young people with severe developmental disabilities

Riga launches investor tender

Latvia’s Riga Airport has announced the launch of an international tender process to attract investors and developers to its RIX Airport City concept

Riga gets new explosive detection system

Riga Airport has purchased a new explosives detection system for screening passengers' hand luggage using savings from the EU Cohesion Fund.

Riga attracts international advertising operator

Following an international tender, advertising operator Media Port, a subsidiary of Turkey’s Square Group, has begun operations at Riga Airport

Riga Airport develops e-shop services

A new online shop was launched at Riga Airport (RIX) this month, as the Latvian hub continues to develop its digital services

Riga opens new self-service baggage lines

The country’s national carrier airBaltic was the first airline to use the new service