Finnair is the flag carrier and largest airline of Finland, with its headquarters in Vantaa on the grounds of Helsinki Airport, its hub. Finnair and its subsidiaries dominate both domestic and international air travel in Finland. Its major shareholder is the government of Finland, which owns 55.8% of the shares.
Time to start a journey with us? Welcome to step through the renewed Helsinki Airport for smooth transition from ground to air. We will gradually move Finnair departure hall services to the new premises during spring 2022 from 21 […]
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Starting on March 16, 2022, Finnair invites its customers to offset flight emissions with a service that combines Sustainable Aviation Fuel and trusted climate projects. Through the service, a platform powered by Chooose, Finnair customers can calculate their flight’s emissions
Finnair has continued to update its traffic program due to the closure of the Russian airspace. The further increased price of cargo currently enables continuing of passenger services to Finnair’s key Asian markets even with the longer flight times.
The closure of Russian airspace causes considerable changes in Finnair’s traffic. Finnair has today called employee representatives to discuss plans regarding possible furloughs of up to 90 days, which, if implemented, would impact Finnair flight crews. The estimated need
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Due to the closure of Russian airspace, Finnair is making changes to its flights to Asian destinations and Russia. The airline has canceled flights to Japan, Korea and China until 6 March 2022, and all flights to Russia until
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Finnair joins many other European airlines and suspends its flights in Russian airspace for one week. With this action, Finnair prepares for the possible upcoming regulatory changes. Finnair cancels its passenger and/or cargo flights to Seoul, Osaka, Tokyo, Shanghai
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Due to the current uncertain situation in Ukraine, Finnair will not be using the Ukrainian airspace until further notice as of 23 February 2022. The changes in flight routes affect our flights to/from Dubai, Gazipasa and Tel Aviv causing
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Finnair has teamed up with Iittala and designer Harri Koskinen to develop the new Kuulas range of tableware found in Business Class. And textile giant Marimekko has once again worked closely with Finnair to help give the refresh of
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Business class travel takes a leap forward with the new Finnair Business Class cabin and the spacious new Collins Aerospace AirLoungeâ„¢ seat. Finnair is the launch customer for this new and innovative seating concept that is to be rolled
Finnair has unveiled its brand-new Premium Economy product which will offer an appealing new travel option for its long-haul customers. The new travel class – alongside a unique new Business Class and a refreshed Economy Class – makes its
Finnair’s completely new long-haul travel experience is complemented by new Iittala tableware designed exclusively for Finnair by Harri Koskinen, one of Finland’s best-known contemporary designers. Koskinen created the Kuulas collection to be used in Finnair’s long-haul business class and
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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) will welcome a new international airline with Finnair beginning service to Helsinki on June 1, 2022. The flight’s shorter polar routing will give passengers efficient connections not only to Scandinavia and Eastern European destinations like
Finnair and its software development partner Wunderdog are taking their relationship to a next level by opening a joint technology hub in Málaga, Spain, in 2022. Together the companies aim at building a diverse ecosystem that will support the future development
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Checking coronavirus related certificates is an important part of international travel today and requires effort from both travellers and airlines. Finnair now introduces a new digital tool with which customers can confirm their coronavirus certificates before their journey. The service is available as of 3 December 2021 for travellers from Finland to Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Greece,
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Finnair will start flying between Helsinki and Bergen and Tromsø in Norway on 14 December 2021. The routes will be operated by Norwegian regional airline Widerøe, and the flights are sold and marketed by Finnair. “We are pleased to
