As of October 26, Nordica will hand over ticket sales to LOT and only operate flights for the foreseeable future.

Following initial financial results revealing heavy losses by the Estonian airline, a ministry document indicates it will deliberate the sale of state-held shares in the airline.

The Estonian carrier, which also operates routes for SAS via its subsidiary Regional Jet, says the drop was expected.

Competing directly with its neighbour’s flag carrier, airBaltic is already flying or about to fly to all three Scandinavian capitals.

The number of passengers at Tallinn Airport increased by 14% in February – and nearly by 40% on the Tallinn-Stockholm route.

After senior finance jobs at Microsoft and the casino operator Olympic, Kristi Ojakäär starts a new direction in aviation today.

In a continuing reorganisation, Nordica is considering a buyout of its partner LOT’s stake in Regional Jet, which flies some SAS routes.

The Estonian airline will close routes to Copenhagen, and instead focus on a more profitable side of the business.

One Nordic route from Tallinn is axed but two remain, as aircraft and crews from three unprofitable routes go elsewhere.

A subsidiary of the Estonian national airline is starting Stockholm-Arvidsjaur-Gällivare flights this week.

The Estonian company has been enlisted to provide flights between Stockholm and Lapland.

Jaan Tamm leaves the Estonian carrier on a high, soon after the airline posts its first full-year profit.

A loss of around €6 million had previously been forecast, but Estonia’s flag carrier made a profit instead.

Nordica’s Stockholm route from Tallinn is one of Nordica's busiest; now Tallinn-Copenhagen is set to launch.

Regional Jet, founded by the national airlines of Estonia and Poland, will add two more planes to its fleet.

Latvian carrier challenges Estonian rival as it continues its expansion in neighbouring markets.

Latvian airline buries deeper into Estonian market

Nordica and LOT launch services to Estonia and Poland

Tallinn-based Regional Jet is replacement for Jet Time

Estonian flag carrier ends cooperation with Adria