There are five passenger-serving airports in Estonia. However, all international flights take place via the recently renovated Tallinn Airport. The official language in Estonia is Estonian. English is increasingly spoken, especially in the capital city. Russian is still the most-widely spoken second language, although less so among younger Estonians.
Telecommunications is one of the fastest growing sectors in the Estonian economy.
International phone calls can be made from Estonia to almost 100 countries. Mobile phone networks, which cover the entire territory of Estonia, are undergoing a phase of intense development. About 30 per cent of the population live in rental housing. The rent of an apartment depends on its location, size, condition and age. Rents are relatively high and prices for apartments and houses are also high.