Ports
Port of Tallinn says Terminal A construction could begin in 2028
ERR reported on 11 November 2026 that a new Terminal A at the Port of Tallinn could begin construction in 2028. The building would stand on the parking lot in front of the present terminal, which serves Viking Line and Eckerö Line. The old terminal would be demolished once the new one is completed.
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ERR reported on 11 November 2026 that plans for a new Terminal A building at the Port of Tallinn are moving ahead, with the structure set to be built on the current parking lot in front of the existing terminal. Terminal A currently serves Viking Line and Eckerö Line ferries traveling to Finland. The old terminal would be demolished after the new one is completed.
Riho Joala, head of development at the Port of Tallinn, said the detailed plan is currently being processed by the city. That process could be completed within a couple of months, after which the port would apply for a building permit. Construction could begin in 2028.
“The start of the development depends on when the terminal A detailed plan is approved,” Joala said. “After that, the management board and supervisory board of the Port of Tallinn must make the investment decision.”
Joala said it is also important that both passengers and ferry operators receive equal treatment at the A and D terminals.