The final Nordica jet has departed Tallinn Airport, marking the end of the Estonian airline's operations following its bankruptcy and the sale of all leased planes.

Despite no growth in passenger numbers, Tallinn Airport group (AS Tallinna Lennujaam) saw increased revenues and a €12.7 million rise in profits in 2025.

Air traffic at Tallinn Airport was disrupted late Friday night due to a runaway drone whose operator lost control, causing delays for three inbound flights.

Estonian politicians from both opposition and governing parties are withholding support for Estonia taking a stake in the Latvian airline Air Baltic, suggesting the country should instead focus on strengthening Tallinn Airport's competitiveness.

Latvian airline airBaltic has confirmed that Tallinn Airport will remain a crucial home base for its operations, despite the company facing ongoing financial challenges.