In Tallinn Airport’s winter flight schedule, one may find flights to 32 direct destinations.

We remind you that due to Brexit, from 1 October 2021, the only travel document accepted for entry into the United Kingdom is passport – this means that it is no longer possible to cross the border of the United Kingdom with an Estonian ID card.

The renovation works of the airside area at Pärnu Airport that commenced last summer have come to an end and the airport will be reopened to air traffic. 

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.