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Estonian Air (IATA: OV) is the national airline of Estonia. The airline was established on December 1, 1991, shortly after Estonian independence. Privatized in 1996, 49% of the airline's shares are owned by SAS.

In 1995, Estonian leased two Boeing 737s to replaces its old Russian planes, and in 1996, after acquiring two more Fokker 50s, it was able to retire the Russian fleet entirely. As of 2003, the airline operates 4 737s, and flies to destinations through Europe.

See also: List of Estonian companies

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Estonian Air - Official site

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-'''Estonian Air''' ([[IATA]]: '''OV''') is the national [[airline]] of [[Estonia]].
+'''Estonian Air''' ([[IATA]]: ''OV'') is the national [[airline]] of [[Estonia]]. The airline was established on [[December 1]], [[1991]], shortly after Estonian independence.  Privatized in [[1996]], 49% of the airline's shares are owned by [[Scandinavian Airlines System|SAS]].
-The airline was established on [[December 1]], [[1991]], shortly after Estonian independence.  Privatized in [[1996]], 49% of the airline's shares are owned by [[Scandinavian Airlines System|SAS]].
 In [[1995]], Estonian leased two [[Boeing 737]]s to replaces its old Russian planes, and in [[1996]], after acquiring two more [[Fokker 50]]s, it was able to retire the Russian fleet entirely.  As of [[2003]], the airline operates 4 737s, and flies to destinations through [[Europe]].
+''See also: [[List of Estonian companies]]''
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-==External Link==
+== External link ==
+* [http://www.estonian-air.ee/ Estonian Air] -  Official site
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-* [http://www.estonian-air.ee/ Estonian Air]