Looking for reliable airport parking? AeroParking Zone offers covered, fully insured spots only a short ride from the terminals. Our team has been operating in the region for years and treats every car as our own — clean tarpaulins, padded covers in winter and a quick visual check on every return.Each booking includes free shuttle service,
EuroPark Zone — modern airport parking designed for stress-free travel. Drop your car at our reception, hand over the keys and we handle the rest, from a quick hot-coffee greeting to a smooth shuttle ride straight to your terminal. Cars are parked in marked, asphalted bays under continuous CCTV.We monitor every vehicle around the clock and offer
BlueLine Zone provides convenient airport parking just minutes away from the terminals. Our facility is fully fenced, monitored 24/7 and staffed by experienced security personnel. Free shuttle transfers to and from the airport are included with every reservation — no surprises and no extra fees.We take care of your vehicle while you travel:
| Parking | /day | Total | reviews | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BlueLine Zone | €11 | €78 | — | reservation |
| AeroParking Zone | €23 | €162 | — | reservation |
| EuroPark Zone | €26 | €182 | — | reservation |
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Prior to the current 2030 expansion plan, several major airside and landside projects were completed:
Runway extension: In November 2016, the airport completed the extension of runway 08/26 to 3,480 meters, making it the longest in the Baltic states. This allowed for larger long-haul aircraft and moved the runway threshold further from Lake Ülemiste to reduce noise pollution over Tallinn.
Safety and navigation: The project included installing ILS Category II equipment, reinforcing safety areas to reduce excursion risks, and installing 100 kilometers of new cabling and 400 navigation lights.
Parking garage: A three-story parking facility for 1,200 vehicles was opened in 2019 directly in front of the passenger terminal to accommodate the steady growth in passenger numbers.
Terminal layout: Between 2017 and 2021, approximately €2.5 million was invested to reconfigure the existing terminal layout, improving the flow of the security area and the VIP facilities.
The 2012 proposal for a separate "Terminal 2" dedicated to low-cost carriers was ultimately scrapped in favor of the current "one-roof" expansion strategy that integrates all airline types into a single, modernized terminal.
The airport is accessed by the E263 expressway (which shares the same route with the Estonian national road T2). The E20 expressway (which follows the T1) intersects with the E263 expressway away from the airport towards the city centre. The E67 expressway (Via Baltica, follows the Estonian national road T4) is easily accessible via the dual carriageway Järvevana Road, which provides a direct connection with E263 at the intersection.
The best connection between downtown Tallinn and the airport is provided by tramline "4". The tram network extension to the airport terminal was opened on 1 September 2017. Trams mostly go with 6-minute intervals, the journey from downtown to the airport (and vice versa) takes 18–19 minutes. Trams run through the 150-metre long Ülemiste tram tunnel beneath the Tallinn-Narva railway. Like all public transportation in Tallinn, the tram is free to the city's residents. In 2023, the tram service was suspended due to construction of Rail Baltica terminal. The service will be unavailable until…
Land transport: Taxis to the old town should cost €7–10. The Bolt app is more popular than Uber (it's Estonian after all!) Tram #2 is diverted until 2025 and doesn't stop at the airport – it will resume when construction of the Rail Baltica terminal has reached a point where the tram can pass under the railway line.
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