Latvian airline airBaltic plans to reduce emissions and improve efficiency as part of its new E-GEN project, as the company looks to further improve its green flying. The project, launched in September 2015, has enabled airBaltic to upgrade the satellite navigation systems on its Bombardier Q400 NextGen fleet. As a result, airBaltic has implemented the highest precision approach procedures, improving its fuel efficiency and permitting landings that are more reliable. Pauls Cālītis, senior vice president – Flight Operations at airBaltic, said: “We are proud to have successfully implemented this modernisation program with the cooperation of EU and the European GNSS

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