Estonian Air was the national airline of Estonia, established in 1991 after the country regained independence. It operated scheduled flights to various destinations in Europe and beyond, with its main hub at Tallinn Airport. The airline aimed to promote tourism and business travel to Estonia. In 2015, Estonian Air ceased operations due to financial difficulties and was replaced by a new airline, Nordica. Despite its closure, Estonian Air played a significant role in connecting Estonia to the rest of Europe and contributed to the development of the country's aviation sector.