Arrivals
Live arrival times, status, terminal and baggage belt are on the arrivals page.
Airport information
Live arrival times, status, terminal and baggage belt are on the arrivals page.
Live departure times, status, terminal and gate are on the departures page.
View current aircraft positions around this airport and find a flight directly on the map.
What do the colors mean?
The white arrow on the runway points the way the traffic is going. Derived from the positions of aircraft flying low near the airport right now. Not an official runway plan; what we see.
Designation, direction and length of every runway. These rarely change; which one is in use right now shows up here whenever we observe traffic.
1 runway · Longest runway: 11,417 ft
We currently see no traffic on approach or just after takeoff. That happens at a quiet airport or in the middle of the night.
Runway data: OurAirports, public domain.
Practical
Transport by tram and bus; parking at the airport; picking someone up or dropping them off.
Fly direct
The destinations we know the most flight numbers for. That approximates how heavily a route is served; it is not a passenger count.
Other airports within reach, with the straight-line distance and the number of direct destinations we know of. Airports without scheduled service are left out.
Airport facts
Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport (IATA TLL, ICAO EETN) lies on the shore of Lake Ülemiste, just four kilometers from the center of Tallinn, Estonia's capital. It is the country's only major airport and one of the most pleasant small airports in Europe, with a terminal that feels more like a living room than a hall and a tram that puts the medieval old town twenty minutes away. For visitors it is the gateway to Estonia and, with the ferries to Helsinki two hours across the gulf, part of a classic Baltic itinerary. The live radar on this page shows the traffic around Tallinn; the arrivals and departures pages are linked above it.
airBaltic is the largest airline in Tallinn, flying to Riga, Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Amsterdam, Munich, Berlin, Brussels, Paris and London; Finnair shuttles to Helsinki many times a day, SAS to Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo, Lufthansa to Frankfurt and Munich, LOT to Warsaw and SWISS to Zurich. Ryanair and Wizz Air provide the low-cost links to London, Milan, Berlin, Barcelona and Eastern Europe, and Pegasus and SunExpress fly to Turkey in summer. In our route data, Helsinki, Stockholm, Riga, Warsaw and Frankfurt are the most frequently flown connections.
Tram line 4 stops right outside the terminal and reaches the Viru Keskus stop at the edge of the old town in about twenty minutes, every ten minutes, with a ticket bought by contactless card on board; bus 2 covers the same ground. Taxis and Bolt rides take ten to fifteen minutes to the center and are cheap by Nordic standards. The airport is on the main road into the city, so rental cars are easy to pick up and drop off; the ferry port for Helsinki is a fifteen-minute drive.
Tallinn has one terminal with a single security checkpoint and the gates a few minutes' walk away, so an hour before departure is plenty on most days. The Schengen and non-Schengen gates share the same hall; British and Turkish flights pass passport control. Estonia uses the euro and is almost entirely cashless. In winter, snow and fog occasionally delay the Helsinki shuttles, but the airport keeps running in conditions that would close others. For the rest of the Baltics, Riga is airBaltic's main hub, and Helsinki across the gulf offers Finnair's long-haul network. Every airport we track is listed in the airport overview.