Estonian ANS has been included into the group of Estonian companies nominated for European Business Awards . We believe that the Company is included in this honourable group because EANS principle is to balance the expectations of all stakeholders: - owner (Republic of Estonia), customer and employees. All the sides of this triangle of stakeholders are interrelated and they impact each other. There is no sense to render excellent services to customers when the employees are not competent or happy and the state that is insecure and receives no profit.

On 19 April 2010 Estonian ANS held a meeting with the Company’s customers and representatives of all other Estonian airspace users. The goal of the Customers’ Day was to give our Customers an overview of the situation in the air navigation services sector and to familiarise them with the cooperation improvement plans.

The agenda of the event was manifold and included the following presentations and speakers:

Today, on 18.03.2010, at 10.18 (local time ) a flight accident took place with a Polish cargo aeroplane AN-26. The cargo flight was coming from Helsinki with intention to land at Tallinn aerodrome and was making an approach to land from the area over the village of Loo. One of its engines didn’t operate, the plane drifted from track to the left and during landing the plane experienced a problem with the landing gear. The aircraft had to go around; after that the crew performed emergency landing on the ice of Ülemiste lake.

The provision of air traffic services at Tallinn airport was terminated for half an hour due to rescue activities. Presently the provision of air traffic services is back to normal.