Press Release
Issued by FBO Riga.
August 3, 2017
FBO Riga, located at the Riga International Airport, is performing as the business aviation partner for Baltic Musical Seasons 2017. The ultra-modern business aviation center, which has all necessary infrastructure for the accommodation of both guests and business aircraft arriving in Riga for the Baltic Musical Seasons event, will open the doors of its terminal and hangar to welcome the music and the art.
This year a number of concerts are taking place in Jurmala for the first time, forming Baltic Musical Seasons, a new event already unique by its importance, intention, art level and status. The program comprises performances by world stars such as conductor Riccardo Muti, pianist Denis Matsuev, singers Elina Garancha, Khibla Gerzmava, Kristina Opolais and Pavel Chernoh, violinist Joshua Bell, and trumpeter Chris Botti.
Roman Starkov, founder and co-owner of Flight Consulting Group holding, of which FBO Riga forms a part, is extremely glad to provide this cooperation: “It is wonderful that the cultural life of Riga and Jurmala has received such an exquisite gift as the Baltic Musical Seasons. The festival has become a real happening for all who value beautiful and everlasting music, given to us by great composers and performed by outstanding artists. For us it is a great honor to be an official business aviation partner of Baltic Musical Seasons. We are very happy that stars of such a level perform in our hospitable Jurmala and their shows are of a great interest for our clients.”
“We are organising the Baltic Musical Seasons for the first time and already count on success," comments Alexander Gafin, member of the Baltic Musical Seasons Foundation Council. "Attendance at the concerts overcame all expectations. It is important, that the first impressions of guests who arrive to any country receive already at the airport. That is why for us it is so important that FBO Riga is the partner of the project; the business aviation center totally corresponds to the level of the festival and guests' expectations. We have upcoming concerts in August and September and we are impatiently waiting for the new meetings."
