Erik Sakkov

Nordica is an Estonian airline operating for other airlines, offering charter and PSO traffic. The company is a part of the Nordic Aviation Group, owned 100% by the Republic of Estonia. The group operates long-term ACMI production for major airlines within Europe and utilizes two separate commercial operating brands: Nordica and Xfly. The group has bases in Tallinn (headquarter), Stockholm, Gällivare, Copenhagen, Aarhus, Vilnius, Lisbon, Hamburg, Munich and Turku. The group offers strategic partnership by providing long-term flight services to other European airlines with our aircraft and crews, thus releasing our customer's resources from the burden of complex in-house production. The group employs more than 600 aviation specialists across Europe. The company plans to expand in the coming years by constantly increasing its aircraft fleet. As a milestone of further expansion, the company introduced its first 180-seat Airbus 320 aircraft, and is welcoming other three Airbus A320NEO in spring 2023 to start operating for a new customer. The company embraces Nordic values and work culture. We value both, individual and team work. For more information please visit our homepage www.nordica.ee . The company regularly recruits new aviation specialists in its growth. For open positions feel free to visit our career page jobs.nagroup.ee and join our growth team!

Nordica is an Estonian airline operating for other airlines, offering charter and PSO traffic. The company is a part of the Nordic Aviation Group, owned 100% by the Republic of Estonia. The group operates long-term ACMI production for major airlines within Europe and utilizes two separate commercial operating brands: Nordica and Xfly. The group has bases in Tallinn (headquarter), Stockholm, Gällivare, Copenhagen, Aarhus, Vilnius, Lisbon, Hamburg, Munich and Turku. The group offers strategic partnership by providing long-term flight services to other European airlines with our aircraft and crews, thus releasing our customer's resources from the burden of complex in-house production. The group employs more than 600 aviation specialists across Europe. The company plans to expand in the coming years by constantly increasing its aircraft fleet. As a milestone of further expansion, the company introduced its first 180-seat Airbus 320 aircraft, and is welcoming other three Airbus A320NEO in spring 2023 to start operating for a new customer. The company embraces Nordic values and work culture. We value both, individual and team work. For more information please visit our homepage www.nordica.ee . The company regularly recruits new aviation specialists in its growth. For open positions feel free to visit our career page jobs.nagroup.ee and join our growth team!

AS Tallinn Airport operates and develops 5 airports and 2 airfields in Estonia, of which Tallinn Airport is the biggest in terms of facilities, passenger and cargo traffic and flight network. Additional activities include passenger, cargo and aircraft handling, which is provided by the airports subcompanyTallinn Airport GH. We can not aspire to become the world’s biggest airport. However, our mission is to be the world’s cosiest one. In the last number of years, the airport has gone through significant development. The changes have been made whilst keeping in mind the purpose of enhancing the passenger experience in the terminal. Tallinn Airport operates a modern passenger terminal – located just 4 km from the city centre and harbour – 4 cargo terminals, airside facilities and equipment that allow for the landing and handling of nearly all civil passenger aircraft and freighters. Partners include passenger and cargo airlines, courier, freight forwarding and cargo handling companies as well as different service providers.