This is the Estonia category
• Latest liveries first
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WinterESTing | Fly to Estonia
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ES-ASO
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2012-13
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Promoting the country as a touristic destination.
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2012 IIHF World Championship
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ES-ASO
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2012
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 Promoting the 2012 Ice Hockey World Championships with its official 'Hockeybird' mascot on the fuselage. The company that created Hockeybird is the Finnish one is also at the origin of the Angry Birds franchise. The championships were co-hosted by Sweden and Finland.
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Tallinn 2011 European Capital of Culture
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ES-ABJ
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2010-11
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Promoting the Estonian capital as the 2011 European Capital of Culture.
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Tallinn 2011 European Capital of Culture
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ES-ABO
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2010-11
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Promoting the Estonian capital as the 2011 European Capital of Culture.
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ES-ABC
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1998
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ES-ABD
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1998
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Flights to the neighboring Latvian capital of Riga were launched by Estonian Air during 1998, with special titles on its two 737.
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Flights to Moscow - Riga - St. Petersburg - Turku
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ES-LTA
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1998-02
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The sole T134 of Estonian carrier ELK carried special markings advertising the network of the airline. The airline stopped operations on December 31, 2001 but the aircraft kept the livery while stored in Tallinn and is now preserved in Estonia in full markings.
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ES-ABD
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1996
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The tradition of ESTO dates back to 1972, when Estonians living in exile around the world gathered in Toronto, Canada to celebrate their culture and heritage together. The primary focus of ESTO was to maintain Estonian language and culture abroad during the occupation of Estonia, when social and cultural interaction were outlawed by Soviet authorities. The large gathering includes a General Song Festival and a Folk Dancing Festival. ESTO has been held roughly every four years in cities around the world and the 1996 edition took place in both Stockholm & Tallinn. Estonian Air added large titles to one of its two 737 at the time.
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