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Jan 09, 2025 (newstodate): Estonia's Tallinn Airport is looking back on a busy 2024 - and forward to a sustained increase in flights and routes.
   In 2024, Tallinn Airport was connected by direct flights to 60 destinations, of which 44 were regular routes and 16 were served by charter flights.  
   Almost a third of all passengers travelling on regular flights flew to the four main hubs in the region - Stockholm at 10.1 percent, Riga at 9.6 percent, Helsinki at 9.5 percent and finally Frankfurt at 9.3 percent.
   With 26.6 percent of the market, airBaltic was #1 in number of passengers at Tallinn Airport, followed by Ryanair with 18 percent, Lufthansa with 10.2 percent and Finnair lifting 8.7 percent.
   In 2025, a total of 15 airlines will be operating flights out of Tallinn in 2025, inluding airBaltic, Eurowings, Finnair, LOT, Lufthansa, Norwegian, NyxAir, Pegasus, Ryanair, SAS, SunExpress, SWISS, Transavia, Turkish Airlines and Wizz Air.
   In total, 42,403 flights operated at Tallinn Airport in 2024 – an average of 116 take-offs and landings per day, an increase by 11 percent, y-o-y.  
   Still the airport's lead scheduled carrier in 2025, airBaltic plans to launch new routes from Tallinn to Barcelona, Reykjavik and Tirana - while two routes are taken off the schedule as part of the airline's cut of some 5,000 flights in 2025: flights to Dubrovnik and, more crucial Hamburg