The plane, carrying 31 passengers and five crew members, landed at Tallinn Airport at 18:07 with one of its tyres blown. All flight operations at the airport were cancelled until 18:38. According to the spokesperson of Nordica, the plane tyre become damaged during a takeoff in Kyiv. The aircraft involved was ES-ACC and the flight had departed from Boryspil International Airport. No injuries were reported. See also List of the busiest airports in the Baltic states List of the busiest airports in the former USSR Transport in Estonia References External links Official website Tallinn Airport GH official website Airports in Estonia Airports established in 1936 Soviet Air Force bases Soviet Air Defence Force bases 1936 establishments in Estonia Airport Buildings and structures in Tallinn 1930s establishments in Estonia International airports in Estonia