airBaltic was able to fly more, though, and reduced its net loss almost twice compared to 2020. Notably, the company carried 1.63 million passengers, which is up 21% compared to the previous year, to and from the Baltics as it increased frequencies on key business routes. In 2021, despite a very challenging year for the aviation industry, we managed to show a positive EBITDAR of €0.3 million. airBaltic has introduced various digitalisation and operational efficiency projects, while also adding seven more Airbus A220-300 aircraft that further decrease the impact on the environment. airBaltic has set a target of reaching net zero by 2050 at the latest. Last year the airline connected Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius on a total of 74 destinations, providing much-needed connectivity including essential mail and cargo shipments for the region. airBaltic maintained its status as the market leader and largest carrier in the Baltic states.