Priority Pass, the largest independent programme offering airport lounge memberships worldwide, announced this year’s best airport lounges with the Tallinn Airport Business Lounge named the best in Europe.

In November, Tallinn Airport provided services to over 200 thousand passengers, which is 27 per cent more than the same period last year.

From 1 December, the gallery, connecting the passenger terminal of Tallinn Airport and the public transport centre is open to passengers; also, the public transport scheme around the airport has changed.

As of today, Tallinn Airport and Tallinn Port in cooperation with the Enterprise Estonia (EAS) Tourism Development Centre will start distributing reflectors to tourists arriving in the most important tourism gates in Tallinn, Estonia.

This October, the number of passengers served by Tallinn Airport increased by 22 per cent compared to last year, to 256,993 passengers.

In connection with the preparations for the construction of a new parking station, the Tallinn Airport will close from 15 November the short-term parking in front of the passenger terminal and will expand the A2 car park, initially designed for long-term parking, by 400 parking spaces.

According to a survey which was conducted by the international travel portal, Sleeping in Airports, passengers consider Tallinn Airport to be the nicest airport in Europe after Helsinki and Munich; globally, Tallinn came ninth.

The two-year-long construction activities at the Tallinn Airport’s flight traffic area are nearing their end, and the closures of runways for night-time construction activities have ended.

During September, over 266 thousand passengers passed through Tallinn Airport, which is 24 per cent more than during September of last year.