Stenbock House, 30 December 2020 – The Government approved the order governing travel from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Estonia.

Brexit entered into force on 1 February 2020 and on 31 December, the transition period following the withdrawal of the Great Britain (UK) from the European Union ends, resulting in changes in the movement of people, goods and services between the UK and the European Union countries.

Flights can be taken to the following destinations:

• Amsterdam (Air Baltic)
• Berlin (Air Baltic)
• Brussels (Air Baltic)
• Frankfurt (Lufthansa)
• Helsinki (Finnair )
• Copenhagen (Air Baltic, SAS)
• Milan (Ryanair)
• Oslo (Air Baltic)
• Paphos (Ryanair)
• Riga (Air Baltic)
• Stockholm (Air Baltic, SAS)
• Warsaw (LOT)

During the week, the following routes will be added:

• From January 1 flights to London (Air Baltic, Ryanair, EasyJet)
• From January 2 Belavia flight to Minsk

At its cabinet meeting on August 28, the Government decided on the exceptions concerning Warsaw, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Riga, Helsinki and London.

Flights can be taken to the following destinations:

• Amsterdam (Air Baltic)
• Berlin (Air Baltic)
• Brussels (Air Baltic)
• Frankfurt (Lufthansa)
• Helsinki (Finnair )
• Copenhagen (Air Baltic, SAS)
• Milan (Ryanair)
• Oslo (Air Baltic)
• Paphos (Ryanair)
• Riga (Air Baltic)
• Stockholm (Air Baltic, SAS)
• Warsaw (LOT)

At its cabinet meeting on August 28, the Government decided on the exceptions concerning Warsaw, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Riga, Helsinki and London.

Stenbock House, December 20, 2020 – Today the Government supported the proposal made by the Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Mr Taavi Aas to suspend air traffic between Estonia and the United Kingdom from midnight tonight until the end of this year in connection with information about the new strain of coronavirus spreading in the UK.

Flights can be taken to the following destinations:

• Amsterdam (Air Baltic)
• Berlin (Air Baltic)
• Brussels (Air Baltic)
• Frankfurt (Lufthansa)
• Helsinki (Finnair )
• Copenhagen (Air Baltic, SAS)
• London (Air Baltic, Ryanair)
• Oslo (Air Baltic)
• Paphos (Ryanair)
• Riga (Air Baltic)
• Stockholm (Air Baltic, SAS)
• Warsaw (LOT)

During the week, the following routes will be added.

Flights can be taken to the following destinations:

• Amsterdam (Air Baltic)*
• Berlin (Air Baltic)*
• Frankfurt (Lufthansa)*
• Helsinki (Finnair)**
• Copenhagen (Air Baltic)*
• London (Air Baltic, Ryanair)*
• Oslo (Air Baltic)*
• Paphos (Ryanair)*
• Riga (Air Baltic)**
• Stockholm (Air Baltic, SAS)*
• Warsaw (LOT)*

*A self-quarantine requirement of 10 days applies when returning from the destination.

25,948 passengers passed through Tallinn Airport in November, which is about 11% of the number of passengers during the same period last year.

Flights can be taken to the following destinations:

• Amsterdam (Air Baltic)*
• Berlin (Air Baltic)*
• Frankfurt (Lufthansa)*
• Helsinki (Finnair)**
• Copenhagen (Air Baltic)*
• London (Air Baltic, Ryanair)*
• Oslo (Air Baltic)*
• Paphos (Ryanair)*
• Riga (Air Baltic)**
• Stockholm (Air Baltic, SAS)*
• Warsaw (LOT)*

*A self-quarantine requirement of 10 days applies when returning from the destination.