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Riga International Airport

Cargo Development Opportunities

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Riga International Airport – the most reliable partner for cargo operations in the Baltic Sea Region!

 

Riga Airport is the airport of  the capital of Latvia and the largest and central airport in the Baltic states handling all aircraft types without restrictions.

 

Location Advantages

  • ​Multi-modality (by air, sea, road or rail).
  • Fast direct access to Eastern European and Scandinavian markets.
  • Lowest Airport charges per European Capital Cities


Cargo Facilities

  • Border checkpoint & customscheckpoint - open 24/7.
  • More than 5000 m2 of indoor storagespace and more than 10 000 m2 of outdoor storage spacewith concrete pavement.
  • Riga Airport can handle all types andsizes of cargo – food, general cargo, fito, veterinary, dangerous goods,equipment, oversized cargo etc.
  • Choice of experienced and profesional cargo handlers. 


Airport Performance

  • Handling time of B747 (inbound and outbound cargo) approx. 2.5h.
  • Weekly capacity up to 50 B747 cargo aircraft.
  • Certified for B747-8F.
  • No slot restrictions.
  • Reserves for ad hoc refuelling 6000m³.
  • Distribution of fuel within the airfield is through an underground hydrant system.
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