A slew of new flights is set to launch from Tallinn Airport over the coming winter and next summer, including notable direct routes to Düsseldorf in Germany, Venice in Italy, and Krakow in Poland.
The winter schedule brings new direct flights from Tallinn to Budapest in Hungary, Funchal in Portugal, Krakow in Poland and Venice in Italy. On the Vilnius route, daily services with Wizz Air will be added, and the number of flights to Copenhagen in Denmark will also increase, according to Tallinn Airport.
The Krakow and Venice routes will be operated by Wizz Air, the Hungarian ultra-low-cost carrier, while the Funchal service will be operated by airBaltic, Latvia’s flag carrier.
From 12 December, Wizz Air will also launch daily direct flights to Vilnius.
The Hungarian airline will operate the Krakow route three times a week, the Venice route twice a week and the Vilnius route daily. The carrier also flies from Tallinn to London three times a week.
Saaremaa to have a connection with Helsinki
airBaltic has unveiled its flight schedule for the summer 2026 season, introducing new direct services from Tallinn to Athens, Hamburg and Vienna. Flights to all three destinations will operate twice weekly.
Additionally, flight frequency will increase on two existing routes: Copenhagen will be served up to seven times a week during peak season, and Munich up to six times a week (up from five). In summer 2026, airBaltic will offer direct flights from Tallinn to more than 25 destinations across Europe.
Eurowings, the low-cost carrier owned by Lufthansa, will open a direct route between Tallinn and Düsseldorf in spring 2026. The service will operate twice weekly.
Jet2, the UK’s third-largest airline and its biggest tour operator, will launch Christmas-season flights to Tallinn from Manchester, Edinburgh and Birmingham.
In addition to Tallinn, Saaremaa will gain a new air connection with Finland next summer. Finnair is to open a seasonal route between Kuressaare and Helsinki, operating three times a week.
