Tallin Airport

✅ Trip Verified | You can find following information on the internet: "Tallin airport will never be the largest in the world but it can be the world's cosiest airport". And basically, it's true. It's really small airport with size of average regional airport. And also it's very colorful inside. A lot wooden elements, patterned carpets and space for kids makes this airport very friendly for travellers. However due to the small size it can be a bit tight during peak hours. I've located two lounges there, one in shopping area and second between gates (not sure). I was able to use Bussines lounge in the shopping area.

Not Verified | Tallinn is my favourite airport of all airports I've been to. It's so small, lovely, and there are never crowds flowing around. There are about 18 gates. The Business Lounge is quiet and comfy and there's always enough food. Its main difference is the low ceiling compared to other airports. There aren't many restaurants or shops but the Tax Free Shop has almost everything needed for your flight. Staff very friendly and Wi-Fi works well.

Overall I like Tallin airport - it is small and efficient. It has many nice features. However, security check was inefficient in my case. My checked in luggage was stopped and turn upside down. Nothing was found. I was left with a mess and no apologies. When sitting at the gate I could smell everything that was being fried in the nearby bar. Also, they have TVs at the gate that are noisy and annoying.

Super tiny Airport like a bus terminal in my town, but it was a quite clean and cozy place. Location is nice - not far from city and you can get there from city center by local bus for about 1.5 euro. There were nice sofas inside and the toilet was neat and clean.

A nicely laid-out airy and spacious airport with excellent facilities and courteous staff a proper Estonian showpiece. With TLL only 5-6 km from the city centre taxi fares are very reasonable. Security was efficient and from a UK perspective refreshingly unofficious.

My Flybe January 31 09.40 am flight Tallinn-Stockholm was cancelled. Within minutes the efficient and friendly staff at Tallinn airport asked the passengers to contact the transfer desk and only a short while later everybody had been issued new boarding cards with Estonian Air to Stockholm scheduled for 10.15. Excellent service! No questions no problems. The attitude was: passengers have to be served! Tallinn airport is small innovative clean cosy efficient simply great!

I have flown in and out of Tallinn's Lennart Meri airport many times in the past 10 years. It's small quiet well-appointed and clean. Wifi is free like in much of Estonia the passenger lounges are pleasant and uncrowded. Service is friendly enough the duty-free shops are interesting and there's an excellent selection of Estonian artisanal products available. Baggage delivery customs and check-in have always been trouble-free in my experience.

MAN-ARN-TLL-ARN-MAN. Flew in with Estonian Air. Newly build small terminal building well appointed. 9 Airbridges connected to the terminal building. Arriving and Departing passengers mix within the terminal. Baggage Reclaim very quick. Check-in and Security on the return both very quick with little queuing. A very good selection of shops airside including some local products/produce. Free WiFi in the whole of the airport complex. There is a small cafe in on the landside of the terminal which overlooks the Baggage Reclaim area through a glass wall. Terminal very clean and modern looking with friendly staff and small distances to walk from Check-in to aircraft.

What a great airport this kind of airport makes flying almost enjoyable. Bright airy with a good range of shops and friendly staff signage (in Estonian and English) is also excellent. Arrived from Riga and domestically from Kuressaare - both times luggage was on the carousel by the time passengers reached it. There is also a dedicated Estonian Air bus which leaves every 20 mins looping around most of the city's hotels for just 2 eur. This airport is a pleasure to use.

My husband and I travelled from Stockholm to Kiev with Tallinn as the intermediate stop. Our outward journey was uneventful we quickly located the Transit desk staff were helpful. On the return we had to go through Passport control wait in a queue for 20 mins after which we had to pass through Security for the second time before arriving at the Transit desk. We had bought a bottle of spirits in Kiev that was confiscated on the outward journey we were allowed to take spirits into the airport and onward but on the return a completely different system was in operation. W were advised to reclaim our baggage check-in again with the spirits packed in the bag. As we only had 30 mins before our flight left this was obviously not an option. We were not the only passengers confounded by this scam to confiscate alcohol.