"We already have a strategic investor - one of the largest aviation companies in the world with a 10% stake in this enterprise. It is with them that we need to talk," said one of our senior officials. ‘Lufthansa’ has more opportunities, knowledge, and capabilities to help ‘airBaltic’ than the Latvian state. Therefore, the strategic investor cannot remain a passive observer. "If they benefit from our fleet, then they should sit down as a strategic investor and discuss with us how to develop the company in the future," the expert added. The essence: the Latvian government has admitted that it does not really understand the aviation business... I would like to clarify, what does it actually understand anything about?
