Routes & Operators
Tallink Grupp carried 2.0% more passengers in October
Tallink Grupp’s company announcement of 3 November 2026 says the group transported 476,580 passengers in October 2026, 2.0% more than in October 2025. Cargo units rose 5.6% to 23,089. Passenger vehicles fell 5.6% to 54,735.
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AS Tallink Grupp’s company announcement of 3 November 2026 gives the group’s statistics for October 2026. The group transported 476,580 passengers, a 2.0% increase compared with October 2025, when the figure was 467,279. Cargo units increased by 5.6% to 23,089, from 21,855. Passenger vehicles decreased by 5.6% to 54,735, from 58,006.
On Estonia–Finland the passenger count was 290,095, up 1.2% from 286,552. Cargo units were 17,870, up 12.5% from 15,879. Passenger vehicles were 48,882, down 5.7% from 51,856. The announcement says those results reflect the shuttle vessels MyStar and Megastar and the cruise ferry Victoria I.
On Finland–Sweden passengers were 141,861, up 3.5% from 137,011. Cargo units were 3,718, up 37.8% from 2,698. Passenger vehicles were 4,220, up 2.8% from 4,105. The route figures reflect Helsinki–Stockholm, with the cruise ferries Silja Serenade and Silja Symphony, and Turku–Stockholm, with the cruise ferry Baltic Princess.
On Estonia–Sweden passengers were 44,624, up 2.1% from 43,716. Cargo units were 1,501, down 54.2% from 3,278. Passenger vehicles were 1,633, down 20.1% from 2,045. The announcement says the results reflect Baltic Queen on Tallinn–Stockholm. A year earlier the route also included Paldiski–Kapellskär, operated by Superfast IX. That service was discontinued after the charter of Superfast IX began on 1 May 2026.