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. From today, Tallinn Airport is utilising a modern and environmentally sustainable airport lighting system, which ensures better visibility for pilots in case of poor weather conditions and increases the…

During September, over 266 thousand passengers passed through Tallinn Airport, which is 24 per cent more than during September of last year. In nine months, 18 per cent more passengers have passed through the airport, which makes over 300 thousand passengers more than during the same period last year. This year, the magical line of…

Today, Minister of Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Kadri Simson, Mayor of Pärnu Romek Kosenkranius and chairman of the board of Tallinn Airport Piret Mürk-Dubout signed a cooperation agreement for reconstruction of Pärnu Airport. “The main purpose of renewing Pärnu Airport is to restore the possibility for international charter flights bringing income for local entrepreneurs and…

Regarding the Summit of the leaders of the European Union and its member states this Thursday and Friday, there will be extensive traffic restrictions in the traffic of Tallinn, which will affect also the arrival to the airport. On Thursday at 12-21 the delegations will travel from Tallinn Airport to various hotels in the centre…

The representatives of the Tallinn Airport, KMG Inseneriehituse AS and a Latvian company AS LNK Industries signed today a construction contract, according to which a parking station for 1100 vehicles will be built at the Tallinn Airport by 2019. According to Tõnu Mühle, the Director of Infrastructure Development of the Tallinn Airport, the increasing number…

Over 273 thousand passengers passed through Tallinn Airport in August, which is over one fifth more than last August. August was the third consecutive month for Tallinn Airport when all the former records of the numbers of passengers were broken. Within eight months, a quarter of a million passengers more have travelled through Tallinn Airport…

Public tram route no. 4 will be extended to serve Tallinn Airport from September 1st, bringing the airport’s passenger terminal even closer to the city centre. The tram stop is located next to the terminal towards the city. A glass gallery will connect the terminal with the tram stop from October. On Mondays through Saturdays,…

In July, for the second consecutive month, Tallinn Airport achieved the largest number of passengers of all time. In total, nearly 271 thousand passengers passed the airport. In a year, the number of passengers has increased by 19 per cent, which is the biggest pace of growth in the past six months. The estimated number…

From April next year, Wizz Air, the largest economy airline in Central and Eastern Airport, joins the airlines of Tallinn Airport, starting flights between Tallinn and Kiev Zhuliany Airport on April 19th, flying three times a week. Also, from November this year, easyJet will start flights between Tallinn and Berlin Schönefeld Airport, initially twice a…