1921 the first air carrier "Aeronaut" was founded;
1921
1922 Aeronaut built a big steel-concrete hangar at Lasnamäe
1934 May the first Estonian training aeroplane ES-ENN was constructed
1935 December 13 the first estonian pilot Inna Rostfeldt who was trained in Estonia
1936 the first Air Transport Act entered into force
1934 May 2 Ülemiste civil aerodrome was opened
1939 Estonian air operator "Ago" was founded
1940 "Ago"´s and Tallinn airport´s assets were nationalised
1944 Civil Air Force Estonian group was formed
1962 first flight with jet engine aeroplane Tu-124
1990 April 1 Estonian Civil Aviation Administration was founded Nõo Secondary school started pilot training
1991 Estonian Air was formed from the Aeroflot branch office in Estonia
1992 Estonia became the 166th member state of ICAO Estonian Air divided into two companies: Estonian Air and Estonian airports
1993 the first Aviation Act after re-gaining independence entered into force
1993 April 13 Tartu Aviation College was founded
1994 flight rules according to ICAO standards were established in Estonian airspace
1995 Estonia became the 33th member state of ECAC Estonian Air got it´s first Boeing 737-500
1998 ICAO Secretary General
1999 new edition of Aviation Act entered into force Estonia became the candidate member of Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA)
1999 Tallinn Airport passenger terminal was renovated
1999 October the first helicopter pilot licences after the re-gaining of independence were issued to Tartu Aviation College students
1999 December the draft of the Development Plan for Estonian National Aviation was finished
2001 October 17 the amendments to Aviation Act were passed in the Estonian Parliament
2000 June 27 Government approved the Development Plan for Estonian National Aviation 2000-2006
2000 August 8 Government approved the Development Plan for Regional Aerodromes 2000-2006
2001 September Tallin Airport celebrated it´s 65th birthday
civil aviation began with regular air traffic between Tallinn and Stockholm; 1923 February 9 Aeronaut started mail flights to Finland Mr. Renato Cláudio Costa Pereira visited Estonia Negotiations with European Commission on single European sky
1923 February 11 Finnish company Aero OY started regular air traffic between Helsinki and Tallinn
1923 May 7 Aeronaut started daily flights on Tallinn-Riga-Köningsberg route
1924 Aeronaut built a hangar for waterplanes at Tallinn harbor
1932 July 2 six first Estonian private pilots passed a flight examination at Tallinn Air Transport Association´s flight courses
1932 July 10 Viljandi aerodrome was opened at the first flight show in Sakala
1932 August 17 Polish company LOT opened a route Tallinn-Riga-Varsaw
