Tallinn-Dublin flight had to make an emergency landing in Copenhagen

*Estonian Air’s Boeing that was flying from Tallinn to Dublin was forced to land in Copenhagen, as one 30-year-old female passenger had to be transported to hospital because of a serious health condition. The airplane arrived in Dublin 55 minutes later. In its 13-year history, this was the second time Estonian Air had to make a forced landing, admitted Epp Alatalu from Estonian Air. Alatalu was not able to tell how much such an emergency landing would cost to Estonian Air. Rein Porro, substitute of the aviation board’s head director praises the flight team for doing the right thing.