List of Estonian Air destinations

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This is a list of destinations that were served by the now defunct Estonian Air.

Europe[]

Austria

• Vienna – Vienna International Airport seasonal

Belgium

• Brussels – Brussels Airport

Croatia

• Split – Split Airport seasonal

Denmark

• Copenhagen – Copenhagen Airport

Estonia

• Tallinn – Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport (also known as Ülemiste Airport) Hub

France

• Paris – Charles de Gaulle Airport seasonal
• Nice – Nice Côte d'Azur Airport seasonal

Germany

• Munich – Munich Airport seasonal
• Berlin – Berlin Tegel Airport seasonal
• Hamburg - Hamburg Airport

Italy

• Milan – Malpensa Airport seasonal ^{[1][failed verification]}

Lithuania

• Vilnius – Vilnius International Airport

Netherlands

• Amsterdam – Amsterdam Schiphol Airport

Norway

• Oslo – Oslo Gardermoen Airport
• Trondheim – Trondheim Airport

Russia

• Saint Petersburg – Pulkovo Airport

Sweden

• Stockholm – Stockholm-Arlanda Airport
• Stockholm - Stockholm Bromma Airport
• Örebro - Örebro Airport^[2]

Turkey

• Antalya – Antalya Airport seasonal

Ukraine

• Kyiv – Boryspil Airport

United Kingdom

• London – London Gatwick Airport

Terminated destinations[]

• Belarus – Minsk National Airport
• Croatia – Dubrovnik Airport
• Estonia – Kärdla Airport, Kuressaare Airport, Tartu Airport
• Finland – Helsinki Airport, Joensuu Airport, Jyväskylä Airport, Kajaani Airport, Tampere-Pirkkala Airport
• Georgia – Tbilisi Airport
• Germany – Frankfurt Airport, Hamburg Airport, Hannover Airport
• Greece – Athens International Airport "Eleftherios Venizelos"
• Ireland – Dublin Airport
• Italy – Bergamo Airport, Rome Fiumicino Airport, Venice Marco Polo Airport
• Latvia – Riga Airport
• Spain – Barcelona–El Prat Airport
• Sweden – Göteborg Landvetter Airport, Växjö Småland Airport
• Ukraine – Simferopol International Airport
• United Kingdom – Manchester Airport

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