Air Baltic offers its passengers from 1 of March, a free shuttle bus between the Riga Airport and several cities in Latvia and the two neighboring countries Estonia and Lithuania. Upon presentation of a valid airline ticket and passport Latvian airline passengers can use the buses that run on a fixed schedule. They will operate between the airport and the bus stations in Latvian cities Valmiera, Jekabpils, Jelgava and Daugavpils and Tartu in Estonia and Siauliai in Lithuania.
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