Starting from March 31, Finnair will commence a year-round service to Tartu in Southern Estonia. This service will connect the university city to Helsinki with two daily flights, operating six days a week. These flights will seamlessly connect with a majority of Finnair’s European, Asian, and US destinations. It’s worth noting that the Tartu City Government is supporting these flights as PSO traffic.

In 2024, Tartu will hold the prestigious title of European Capital of Culture. Over the course of the year, more than 300 events will take place in both the city itself and the surrounding region of Southern Estonia.

Finnair is the sole airline that serves Tartu. The flight duration between Helsinki and Tartu is roughly 40 minutes, and ATR aircraft are used for these flights. Departure times from Finnair’s Helsinki hub to Tartu are at 1:50pm and 11:55pm, with arrival times in Tartu at 2:35pm and 12:40am (+1) local time respectively. For return flights, departure times from Tartu are at 6am and 3pm, with arrival times in the Finnish capital at 6:40am and 3:40pm respectively.

Finnair’s current flight schedule from Helsinki to Tallinn includes up to ten daily flights, and the newly introduced services will enhance their offerings in this route.

Finnair is the flag carrier and largest full-service legacy airline of Finland, with headquarters in Vantaa on the grounds of Helsinki Airport, its hub. Finnair and its subsidiaries dominate both domestic and international air travel in Finland.

Finnair is a network airline, specialising in connecting passenger and cargo traffic between Asia, the Middle East, North America and Europe. Finnair is the only airline with year-round direct flights to Lapland.