Riga (RIX)
Fast Track “RIX FAST TRACK”
Terminal Main
- E-gate at the airport security check
per person
Fast Track from €10 per person, taxes included Terminal Main Booked online in 2 minutes — QR code by email as soon as payment clears
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Terminal Main
per person
Riga (RIX)
Terminal Main
per person
Riga (RIX)
Terminal Main
per person
Riga (RIX)
Terminal VIP
per person
Riga (RIX)
Terminal VIP
per person
Priority access you can book online in the same region.
Riga International Airport (RIX) is the largest airport in the Baltic states and Latvia's main gateway, the home hub of airBaltic. Pleasant and easy to navigate as it is, early-morning departure waves and seasonal peaks can still build a queue at security. Fast Track — access to a dedicated priority security lane — lets you clear that step in minutes, with exactly the same screening as the standard queue.
Fast Track at Riga is access to a dedicated security lane, separate from the general queue. The security check itself is identical — bag scanner, body scanner, the same rules on liquids and electronics — only the waiting time changes. You book online, choose your date, and receive a QR voucher by email to show at the entrance to the priority lane.
At Riga, access starts from €10 per person. The exact price and availability are shown live for your date and time slot at the moment of booking.
Riga Airport is built around a single passenger terminal, which makes it straightforward to navigate — one of the reasons travellers rate it highly. Fast Track applies to the priority lane at the central security checkpoint that every departing passenger passes through.
Because everything sits under one roof, you won't lose time moving between terminals. Just keep your usual margin for check-in and bag drop: Fast Track shortens the security wait, not the time you need beforehand.
Riga is smaller and generally calmer than the big European hubs, but it is not immune to peaks: very early departures, the summer season and holiday weekends all put pressure on the single checkpoint. On those days the standard queue can grow noticeably, while the priority lane keeps your passage through security down to a few minutes. The busier the moment, the bigger the difference.
Beyond the priority lane, Riga offers a VIP lounge you can access regardless of your airline or ticket class: a quiet space with wifi, comfortable seating, and drinks and snacks before your flight. It's the natural companion to Fast Track — turning waiting time into comfortable downtime. Available lounges and their prices appear alongside the other services when you book.
For a fully hands-off departure or arrival, Riga also offers a Meet & Greet service: a VIP assistant welcomes you, guides you through the formalities and smooths your route through the airport. It is especially useful when travelling with family, with heavy luggage, or on a tight connection. Availability and pricing are shown at booking.
Travelling elsewhere in the region? See also our guides to Tallinn (TLL), Vilnius (VNO) and Warsaw (WAW), or learn how Fast Track works in general.
Priority security access at Riga starts from €10 per person. The price depends on your date and time slot, and it is shown live when you book.
Riga Airport is built around a single passenger terminal. Fast Track applies to the priority lane at the central security checkpoint that every departing passenger passes through. Show your QR voucher at the entrance to the priority lane.
Riga is calmer than the big European hubs, but early-morning departures and holiday peaks can build a queue. The priority lane typically keeps your passage through security down to just a few minutes.
No. Fast Track only speeds up the security check; it does not replace check-in or bag drop and it will not hold a flight. Arrive at the priority lane with a comfortable margin before the gate closes.
You receive a voucher with a QR code by email, immediately after payment. Show it to the agent at the priority lane — there is no physical ticket to collect.
Our guides cover each service in detail: what it includes, when it actually saves you time, and what it costs.
How priority security works, which airports offer it, and how much time it really saves.
Access without a premium card or airline status: what you get inside, how long you can stay, and the entry rules.
An agent meets you on arrival or departure and walks you to the gate. Who it suits, and who it doesn't.
The one-off price, what membership changes, and how many trips it takes to pay off.