ESTONIAN AIR

[UY707]

Ouvre Goteborg, en ERJ-170

New Route
Tallinn – Gothenburg Service begins from 01FEB13, 4 weekly flights
OV425 TLL1820 – 1845GOT E70 x246
OV426 GOT1930 – 2155TLL E70 x246

mais passe au saisonnier sur ces lignes

Following routes are converted from planned year-round to Seasonal:
Tallinn – Hanover Suspended from 29OCT12
Tallinn – Kajaani Suspended from 08OCT12
Tallinn – London Gatwick Suspended from 16OCT12
Tallinn – Tbilisi Suspended from 17OCT12

Planned service resumption dates for these routes in 2013 will be announced in the coming months.



CRJ-900, ES-ACB, au roulage vers la piste 27R à CDG, qui échappe pour le moment à la saisonabilité !

[UY707]

Un repit pour les CRJ900, la porte pour le dernier 737.

Estonian Air Gradually Transitions to Embraer E170/190 Fleet in W12
by JL
Update at 0740GMT 16OCT12

Estonian Air in Winter 2012/13 is gradually transitioning its fleet to Embraer E170/190 family, as it gradually replaces Boeing 737-500 and CRJ900 fleet.

Boeing 737 aircraft set to operate last flight in October 2012, followed by CRJ900 on 30MAR13.
Embraer E190 aircraft to enter service from Feb 2013. Details:

Planned Embraer E190 Operations:

Tallinn – London City (Previously reported)
01MAR13 – 30APR13 Day 135
01MAY13 – 31MAY13 Day x267
eff 01JUN13 Day x7

Tallinn – Nice
eff 04MAY13 Day 6 (Day 26 from 04JUN13 to 27AUG13; seasonal service operates until 28SEP13)

Tallinn – Paris CDG
01FEB13 – 27FEB13 Day 5
04MAR13 – 29MAR13 Day 15 (As well as 27MAR13; Day 3)

Tallinn – Stockholm
04FEB13 – 25FEB13 OV125/126 Day 1 (As well as 18MAR13)

By 31MAR13, all Estonian Air service will be operated by Embraer E170/190 aircraft.
Estonian Air Regional continues Saab 340 operation.

Last CRJ900 operational dates for following routes are:
Tallinn – Amsterdam 30MAR13
Tallinn – Brussels 29MAR13
Tallinn – Copenhagen 29MAR13
Tallinn – Oslo 30MAR13
Tallinn – Paris CDG 30MAR13
Tallinn – Stockholm 30MAR13
Tallinn – Vienna 30MAR13
Tallinn – Vilnius 29MAR13

Last Boeing 737-500 operational dates for following routes are:
Tallinn – London Gatwick 15OCT12
Tallinn – Paris CDG 21OCT12



Son heure a sonné.

[Clm]

Un repit pour les CRJ900, la porte pour le dernier 737.

Estonian Air Gradually Transitions to Embraer E170/190 Fleet in W12
by JL
Update at 0740GMT 16OCT12

Estonian Air in Winter 2012/13 is gradually transitioning its fleet to Embraer E170/190 family, as it gradually replaces Boeing 737-500 and CRJ900 fleet.

Boeing 737 aircraft set to operate last flight in October 2012, followed by CRJ900 on 30MAR13.
Embraer E190 aircraft to enter service from Feb 2013. Details:

Planned Embraer E190 Operations:

Tallinn – London City (Previously reported)
01MAR13 – 30APR13 Day 135
01MAY13 – 31MAY13 Day x267
eff 01JUN13 Day x7

Tallinn – Nice
eff 04MAY13 Day 6 (Day 26 from 04JUN13 to 27AUG13; seasonal service operates until 28SEP13)

Tallinn – Paris CDG
01FEB13 – 27FEB13 Day 5
04MAR13 – 29MAR13 Day 15 (As well as 27MAR13; Day 3)

Tallinn – Stockholm
04FEB13 – 25FEB13 OV125/126 Day 1 (As well as 18MAR13)

By 31MAR13, all Estonian Air service will be operated by Embraer E170/190 aircraft.
Estonian Air Regional continues Saab 340 operation.

Last CRJ900 operational dates for following routes are:
Tallinn – Amsterdam 30MAR13
Tallinn – Brussels 29MAR13
Tallinn – Copenhagen 29MAR13
Tallinn – Oslo 30MAR13
Tallinn – Paris CDG 30MAR13
Tallinn – Stockholm 30MAR13
Tallinn – Vienna 30MAR13
Tallinn – Vilnius 29MAR13

Last Boeing 737-500 operational dates for following routes are:
Tallinn – London Gatwick 15OCT12
Tallinn – Paris CDG 21OCT12



Son heure a sonné.

Excellent pour Estonian Tallinn - London City !

[AVION]

Estonian to cut fleet to five jets from March

13JAN2013

Estonian Air has announced that it will cut its fleet down to just five regional jet aircraft from the beginning of the IATA summer timetable period on March 31. It currently operates three CRJ-900s as well as four EMB-170s on dry-lease from Finnair and is currently negotiating with Bombardier, Embraer and Finnair to find a solution allowing it to operate either five CRJ-900s or five Embraer regional jets going forward.
Estonian also has three EMB-175s and one EMB-190 on order from Embraer and initially had plans to lease two additional EMB-190s to replace its CRJ-900 fleet. The first two EMB-190s were expected to be delivered in March of this year. Estonian will close its regional carrier Estonian Air Regional which currently operates two Saab 340As and one Saab 340B.

[AVION]

Flybe Negotiating Over Possible Estonian Air Merger

British airline Flybe has confirmed that it has held talks with the Estonian government about a possible merger with Estonian Air.

No definitive decision has been reached nor a time frame set, reported Eesti Päevaleht.

Rasmus Ruuda, a spokesman for the Ministry of Economic Affairs, also said that talks have taken place, but disclosed no further information.

A merger with Flybe would be possible only if Estonian Air is allowed to go bankrupt first, the paper reported.

Estonia’s national carrier has been leaking funds and recently received 8.3 million euros in loans from the government, which has been searching for a long-term and profitable plan for the airline's future.

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[Flyzen]

Flybe Negotiating Over Possible Estonian Air Merger
British airline Flybe has confirmed that it has held talks with the Estonian government about a possible merger with Estonian Air.

Un peu surprenant tt de mm et bcp de bruit/rumeurs ...autour de FlyBe ces derniers temps
- un FlyBe ireland made by ryanair
- annonce "pas interesséz par CityJet"
et en remontant un peu plus dans le temps des suppressions lignes/bases / personnel
et la ... Estonian Air
... mm si ce n'est pas une mauvaise nouvelle pour renforcer un pole regional européen c'est + le moment de l'annonce qui (me) surprend
et pour etre + precis sur cette opération ... si elle va a son terme ... selon CAPA

Estonian Air is reportedly in merger talks with Flybe, according to a report from ERR News. A merged airline would see Flybe own 49% of the shares in the carrier while the Estonian Government would own a 51% controlling stake

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