NATO member states, including Estonia, designate specific areas of their airspace for Air Force exercises and training activities, including low-altitude flights. Low-altitude flights are conducted at no lower than 152 metres (500 feet). Such flights are carried out in coordination with the Estonian Transport Administration and the Estonian Air Navigation Services.
Information on Ämari Air Base services is available on the Electronic Aeronautical Information Package (eAIP) website of the Estonian Air Navigation Services: https://eaip.eans.ee/
(EEEI — Ämari Military Aerodrome)
| Flight action | Time of occurrence | Region | Additional information |
|---|---|---|---|
| NATO Baltic Air Policing training flights |
August 2025 – … |
Estonia |
Flight operations will result in higher-than-usual noise levels |
| Canadian Royal Air Force CF-18 flight operations |
13-15 October 2025 between 09.30-17.00 |
Piibe highway Jägala-Käravete road |
Traffic in the area is being closed/regulated by the Military Police to ensure flight safety |
| Italian Air Force F-35 fighter jet training |
08-09 September 2025 between 19.00-22.00 |
Rakvere and Kadrina |
In cooperation with Joint Terminal Attack Controllers. Flight operations will result in higher-than-usual noise levels |
| Hungarian JAS 39 flyovers as part of the military festival |
16 August 2025 at 11.45 |
Valga |
Flyover at an altitude of 1,000 ft (304.8 m). Flight operations will result in higher-than-usual noise levels |
| Italian Air Force F-35 fighter jet training |
7 August 2025 between 12.00-13.30 |
The city of Rakvere and its surrounding area |
In cooperation with Joint Terminal Attack Controllers. Flight operations will result in higher-than-usual noise levels |
| Exercise Hedgehog 2025 – active military flight operations |
5–23 May 2025 |
Republic of Estonia |
Flight operations will result in higher-than-usual noise levels |
