British Airways has resumed flights to Latvia after a gap of more than 15 years.
The airline is offering three flights a week between Heathrow and the Latvian capital of Riga using a mix of Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft.
BA previously operated flights to Riga from 1997 to 2007.
The new schedule sees flights departing from London on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, with return fares starting at £73.
BA network and alliance director Neil Chernoff said: “We’re excited to further strengthen our connections between London and the Baltics and be back in Latvia after such a long time.
“Riga is a destination we know our customers will love, and we look forward to welcoming leisure and business travellers and those visiting family and friends on board the new service.”
Riga airport aviation services and business development director Liene Freivalde added: “British Airways has always been a hugely popular carrier in the Baltics, so this return is warmly welcomed.
“A direct connection to Heathrow airport is a fantastic addition to Riga airport’s network and we know it’s already been very positively received by corporate customers in particular.
“British Airways’ flight from Riga to Heathrow opens up more destinations globally, which is a significant benefit for Baltic passengers.”