Air Baltic BT798 Flight Status from Abu Dhabi to Riga, Latvia today

International flight Air Baltic BT798 from Abu Dhabi (AUH) United Arab Emirates to Riga (RIX) Latvia operated by Air Baltic. Scheduled time of departure from Abu Dhabi International Airport is 09:25 Asia/Dubai and scheduled time of arrival in Riga International Airport is 14:40 Europe/Riga. The duration of the flight is 6 hours 51 minutes.

BT798 - BTI798 Air Baltic (BT)
AUH Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates
Flight AUH to RIX
RIX Riga Latvia
NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS Lasted record on 17-March-2020
Departure Abu Dhabi International Airport
IATA: AUHICAO: OMAA
Scheduled 09:25
1 03
Arrival Riga International Airport
IATA: RIXICAO: EVRA
Scheduled 14:40
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BT798 Detail
  • Type: International Flight
  • Flight Duration: 6 hours 51 minutes
  • Flight Distance: 4369 kms / 2714 miles
Airline
  • Air Baltic
  • IATA: BT
  • ICAO: BTI
  • Operating Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Passenger Services
  • Service type: Normal passenger
  • Seats: 130
  • Freight capacity: 0 tons
  • Passenger classes: Economy, Business Class
More Detail
  • Aircraft: Bombardier CS300
  • Callsign: BTI798
  • Departure Timezone: Asia/Dubai
  • Arrival Timezone: Europe/Riga
  • Current Time in Abu Dhabi: Friday 2024-04-26 17:39 PM
  • Current Time in Riga: Friday 2024-04-26 16:39 PM

Similar flight route from Abu Dhabi (AUH) to Riga (RIX)

Airline Flight no Departure Arrival
Etihad Airways EY8126
Etihad Airways 		26/04/2024
09:25 (+4:00) 		7 hours 15 minutes
14:40 (+2:00)
Air Baltic BT1798
Air Baltic 		26/04/2024
09:25 (+4:00) 		6 hours 51 minutes
14:00 (+2:00)
Air Baltic BT796
Air Baltic 		26/04/2024
10:00 (+4:00) 		6 hours 35 minutes
14:35 (+2:00)

Frequently asked questions, answered

How long is the flight from Abu Dhabi to Riga?

On average, nonstop flight takes 6 hour(s) 51 minutes, with the flight distance of 4369 km (2714 miles).

What type of aircraft is used for the Air Baltic BT798 flight?

All Air Baltic BT798 flights are operated using Bombardier CS300 aircraft.