The fleet generally consisted of Soviet-made Aeroflot airplanes.

Latavio, the local Latvian branch of Aeroflot, provided air transportation during the time when Latvia was a part of Soviet Union.

Latavio had 22 jet aircraft and 14 turboprops, according to Flight International.

Latavio was eventually shut down after a failed privatization attempt in late 1995.

Latavio Antonov AN-24B can still be seen in aviation museum in Riga International Airport.