New Route of the Day (27 November 2025): Jet2.com between Edinburgh and Tallinn

Jet2.com introduced a limited service between Edinburgh and Tallinn on Thursday 27 November. The 1,710-kilometre route will be maintained 2-weekly, on Thursdays and Sundays, with the 737-800 aircraft. The carrier faces no competition between the two cities. A total of 24 flights are scheduled, with the service to run until 22 December.

What they said

Eero Pargmae, a member of the management board of Tallinn Airport, said: “We’ve been promoting Tallinn as a Christmas market and Estonia as an attractive holiday destination to Jet2 for quite some time, so we’re delighted that these festive-season flights will be happening next year. It’s great news for the local tourism sector. We hope British travellers will make the most of the opportunity and that it will lead to more flights from more destinations in the UK.”

Kristiina Kastik, Head of Travel Trade Marketing at Visit Estonia, added: “We’re so pleased that our preparations and persistence have paid off, bringing three new direct flights to Tallinn. They’ll mean significant additional revenue for Estonian businesses in the form of tourism exports during the low season.”

Tallinn Airport expands winter and summer network

A number of carriers have launched new services from Tallinn with additional new routes to be introduced during the summer of 2026. This winter, Wizz Air is launching services from the Estonian capital to Budapest, Venice and Vilnius, while airBaltic is adding Barcelona, Gran Canaria, Malaga, Nice and Tenerife, complementing its recently launched flights to Funchal and Krakow. Over the winter, SAS is increasing frequencies to Copenhagen to 3-daily.

Preparations for the 2026 summer season at Tallinn Airport are largely complete. airBaltic will launch flights to Athens, Hamburg and Vienna. It will also increase frequencies to Copenhagen and Munich. Altogether, the airline will offer flights from Tallinn to more than 25 destinations across Europe in 2026.