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airBaltic Passengers who lose personal belongings can report the item through the appropriate airline or airport contact channel, depending on where the property was misplaced. Reporting procedures differ for items left on board the aircraft, belongings lost within the airport terminal, and property connected to checked baggage. Providing complete and accurate details supports the tracing, verification, and return of the missing item.

Items Left on Board the Aircraft

airBaltic provides a dedicated lost-items information section for belongings left on board. Passengers who discover that they have left an item on the aircraft can check the airline’s published lost-items process and review the available found-item information connected to onboard property.

Items Lost at the Airport

Items lost in the terminal are handled through the relevant airport lost-property office rather than the airline’s onboard lost-item process. Passengers need to contact the airport directly when the item was misplaced in a waiting area, security zone, check-in area, or another part of the terminal not connected to the aircraft cabin. airBaltic’s support pages distinguish onboard items from other airport-related property cases.

Baggage-Related Lost Property

airBaltic publishes specific procedures for delayed, lost, or damaged baggage. Passengers whose checked baggage is mishandled must report the problem immediately after the flight to support tracing and follow-up. The airline also states that a Property Irregularity Report is issued through the Lost and Found office when delayed baggage is reported at the arrival airport.

Reporting a Lost Item

airBaltic allows passengers to submit an online claim for baggage matters, lost belongings left on the plane, flight irregularities, and related issues. This digital claim channel gives travelers a formal reporting path. Flight details, baggage information, item descriptions, and supporting travel documents should be included in the report.

Recovery and Collection

When an onboard item is found, release is handled through the airline’s lost-item process and requires proof of ownership. For baggage cases, tracing continues after the report has been created, and delivery or collection arrangements depend on the airport handling result. The report number issued at the airport is an important reference for follow-up.

Passenger Advice

Passengers should report delayed baggage immediately after landing and keep the Property Irregularity Report (PIR) reference, baggage tags, and boarding documents available. For articles left in the cabin, passengers should use airBaltic’s lost-items process. For items lost elsewhere in the airport, the airport lost-property office is the correct contact point.

Shall you need further information, please contact airBaltic's International Call Centre directly as indicated below.

Head Office (HQ) Tel Number Email
airBaltic Corporation AS
Riga International Airport
Marupes novads, LV-1053
Latvia
+371 6700 6006 n/a


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