Tartu Airport — Tartu, Estonia

Tartu Airport, known by its code TAY, serves Estonia's second-largest city and a historic center of learning and culture in the country's southeast. The airport primarily handles domestic connections to Tallinn along with occasional seasonal or charter international routes. Tartu itself is renowned for the University of Tartu, one of the oldest universities in Northern Europe, drawing academics, students, and visitors interested in the city's intellectual heritage. TAY features a modest single runway suited to regional aircraft operations. Surrounding the airport, southern Estonia's forests and lakes offer additional appeal for nature tourism. As a smaller regional facility, Tartu Airport complements the country's larger Tallinn hub for travelers heading to this university city.