airBaltic has expanded its operations in Tallinn by launching three new flights to Malaga, Copenhagen and Brussels.
Talinn-Malaga started twice a week on 1 June, Talinn-Copenhagen four times a week on 2 June and Talinn-Brussels three times a week on 3 June.
airBaltic chief executive officer, Martin Gauss said: “Now airBaltic offers a total of 12 direct services out of Tallinn and is the largest carrier in Estonia.airBaltic offers the best connectivity to and from the Baltic states in addition to convenient connections via Riga to our network spanning Russia, CIS, Europe and the Middle East.”
“One additional destination from Tallinn will be added by the end of the year – to Salzburg in Austria. In addition, we have seen strong interest from Estonian passengers for Tallinn–Malaga flights already before the launch, thus we decided to extend the service for a few months during the winter season,” Gauss added.
From Tallinn, airBalticoffers direct flights to Amsterdam, Berlin, London, Oslo, Paris, Stockholm, Vienna, Vilnius and now also to Malaga, Brussels and Copenhagen, as well as convenient flight connections via Riga.
In addition, airBalticalso announced the launch of the 13th direct flight from the Estonian capital to Salzburg, Austria. The seasonal direct flight between the two cities will start on 21 December, 2019.
airBaltic serves over 70 destinations from Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius.
