Ryanair to end Tallinn-Berlin route; direct flights continue with other carriers

Irish budget carrier Ryanair will cease its Tallinn-Berlin service at the end of October following the closure of its base at Berlin Brandenburg Airport. However, direct flights between Tallinn and Berlin will continue thanks to other airlines.

Irish budget airline Ryanair has announced it will end its service on flights between Tallinn and Berlin from the end of October. The decision is linked to Ryanair's closure of its base at Berlin Brandenburg Airport and the suspension of several routes, including the Tallinn-Berlin service.

Despite Ryanair's departure, the direct connection between Estonia and Germany's capitals will remain intact. Other airlines are prepared to continue operating the route and will ensure passengers can fly directly between the two cities without stops.

Ryanair has been one of the major budget carriers at Tallinn Airport in recent years. The closure of its Berlin base is part of the airline's broader restructuring across Europe, during which it is abandoning several routes that have proven less profitable.