Today, on September 20, 1936, Tallinn Airport was opened on the shores of Lake Ülemiste, laying the foundation to connecting Estonia with the world!

In August, 176,652 passengers travelled through Tallinn Airport, being the highest monthly number of passengers served over the last year and a half.

In August, the Q2 results of the ACI ASQ passenger survey were released, which gives the airport a chance to look back and get feedback on the work done during the spring season.

In the first half of 2021, 283,495 passengers travelled through Tallinn Airport, being 50% less compared to the same period of 2020.

During the downtime in aviation caused by the pandemic, people got used to the “quiet” sky.

At a cabinet meeting, the government approved amendments to orders regulating the requirements for self-isolation and testing valid upon arrival in Estonia based on the recommendations of the European Union.

The Government approved an order pursuant to which foreigners from countries with a high risk of infection outside the European Union can enter Estonia only if they take a coronavirus test before arriving in Estonia and the result is negative.

We gathered the most frequently asked questions and asked Henrik Hololei, Director-General for Mobility and Transport of the European Commission, and Raavo Järva, Head of the Tallinn border crossing point of the Police and Border Guard Board, to help us out in responding to them.