Sustainability

We are part of the society where we operate, and we are committed to be sustainable and environmentally conscious in all of our activities. We've only got one planet and therefore our focus is on developing and deploying procedures and technology to reduce the environmental footprint of the air navigation industry.

It is important for us to build a sustainable aviation together and for the next generations. We want to raise interest of young people in the field of air navigation. In addition to air traffic controllers, the aviation of the future also needs engineers and IT specialists. We work with schools and universities and support educational projects that have positive impact in our business area.

We value long-term cooperation and support initiatives that help us to develop safe and environmentally sustainable air navigation industry.

Our contribution

2021

Rally Estonia 2021 - National partner responsible for flight safety in the rally area;
Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €1 500 (2 scholarships);
Development Fund of Tallinn University of Technology (scholarships) - €3 300 (2 scholarships);

2020

Rally Estonia 2020 - Starting from 2020 official national partner responsible for the flight safety in rally area;
Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €1 500 euros (2 scholarships);
Development Fund of Tallinn University of Technology (scholarships) - €11 800 (6 scholarships)

2019

Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €3 500 (4 scholarships);
Development Fund of Tallinn University of Technology (scholarships) - €11 800 (6 scholarships);

2018

Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €3 500;
Development Fund of Tallinn University of Technology (scholarships) - €7 150;
Tallinn University of Applied Sciences - €3 500 for hosting a logistics seminar. Logistics seminars are mainly focused on aviation, i.e. logistics development, and help students to better understand the field. Supporting such events is economically beneficial for EANS, because air traffic controller recruitment campaign starts there and their participants are one of the target groups.

2017

Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €3 100;
Army Parachuting Club - €5 000 - for supporting the children having interest in aviation to participate in the aviation camp, but their families are unable to support their children’s areas of interest;
Estonian Skydive Club - €5 000 - for organising Parasummer 2017;
Tallinn University of Applied Sciences - €3 000 for hosting Logistics 2017 seminar.

2016

Raivo Kask - €1 300 for publishing his book “Lendur” (Pilot);
Tallinn University of Technology - €10 000 - for upgrading its students’ satellite on-board equipment;
Army Parachuting Club - €5 625 - for supporting the children having interest in aviation to participate in the aviation camp, but their families are unable to support their children’s areas of interest;
Estonian Aviation Museum - €10 000 for covering the expenses of Estonian Air Show 2016;
Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €3 500;
Estonian Skydive Club - €3 000 - for organising Parasummer 2016;
Hiiumaa Aeroplane Model Club - €940 - for participating in World Championship;
Mati Iila - €1 500 for publishing his book “Aviator 2”,
Tallinn University of Applied Sciences - €2 000 - for hosting Logistics seminar 2016;
Ridali Flying Club - €3 000 - for financing aircraft radio station, transponder and maintenance.

2015

Estonian Skydive Club - €2 000 - for organising Parasummer 2015;
Ridali Aeroclub - €2 000 - for financing engine aircraft inspection and technical maintenance;
Estonian Air Traffic Controllers Association EstATCA - €15 000 - for hosting IFATCA 2015 conference in Tallinn;
Estonian Aviation Museum - €6 000 - for covering the expenses of Estonian Air Show 2015;
Army Parachuting Club - €4 000 - for supporting the children having interest in aviation to participate in the aviation camp, but their families are unable to support their children’s areas of interest;
Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €3 500.

2014

Development Fund of Tallinn University of Technology - €2 112 - for scholarships;
Aviation Museum - €2 500 - for supporting the design of special aids for people with reduced mobility;
Külim Publishing House €3 500 - for publishing book “Põhjakotkad 2″ (Northern Eagles);
Estonian Aviation Academy - €8 000 - for supporting the development of services at Tartu aerodrome involving the Academy staff and their knowledge;
Estonian Aviation Academy - €3 500 - for organising Estonian Airshow 2014;
Ridali Air Club - €2 600 - for purchasing a two seater training aircraft;
Estonian Aviation Museum - €3 500 - for organising Estonian Airshow 2014;
Estonian Skydive Club - €3 500 - for organising Parasummer 2014 event;
Estonian Aviation Academy foundation / KulKA - €3 500 for scholarships;

2013

Peeter Pajula - €1 400 - for Master degree study at Cranfield University;
Ridali Air Club - €1 500 - for hosting Airshow 2013;
Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €3 500;
Estonian Aviation Museum - €5 000 for holding Estonian Airshow;
Estonian Aviation Academy - €5 000 - for hosting Estonian Airshow 2013;
Development Fund of Tallinn University of Technology - €2 112 - for scholarships to Master Degree students;
Estonian Skydive Club - €5 000 - for organising Parasummer 2013.

2012

Ridali Air Club - €1 250 - for interior design of the club building;
BEST-Estonia - €2 300 - for hosting EBEC engineering competition on the premises of Tallinn Technical University on 1.11.2012 – 4.11.2012;
Development Fund of Tallinn University of Technology - €2 112 - for scholarships to Master Degree students;
Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €3 500;
Estonian Aviation Museum - €3 000;
Estonian Paragliding and Paramotoring Association - €2 370;
Tallinn Airport - €5 000 - for hosting Routes Europe 2012;
Estonian Skydive Club - €3 000 - for hosting Parasummer 2012.

2011

Estonian Aviation Academy - €3 000 - for hosting Estonian Airshow 2011;
Toivo Kitvel - €2 229 - for publishing a book „Põhjakotkas“ (Northern Eagle);
Estonian Aviation Academy - €750 - for publishing a meteorology textbook;
Estonian Skydive Club - €3 000 - for organising Parasummer 2011;
Estonian Defence Forces - €1 200 - for deploying “Vestu” (pre-war bladed weapon of Air Force officers) prototype production;
Tartu Cultural Endowment (Estonian Aviation Academy Scholarship Fund) - €2 250;
Development Fund of Tallinn University of Technology - €2 112 - for scholarships to Master Degree students;
Estonian Aviation Museum - €3 200 - for modernising flight training base, developing the material base of the Museum.