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Press Release
27 May 2005
Hong Kong non-stop, Singapore daily, new service to Guangzhou:
Finnair Builds on Asian Network
Finnair's Asian network, already accounting for a quarter of scheduled flight revenue, is about to be boosted even further. Finnair launches non-stop flights between Helsinki and Hong Kong on Tuesday May 31, continuing the service through the summer. At the same time, flights to Singapore via Bangkok are being stepped up from three times a week to a daily frequency.
Demand for flights to Bangkok and Singapore is especially strong in June and July, and in both directions. Meanwhile, non-stop flights to Hong Kong, without the previous stop at Bangkok, means that flying time is slashed by four hours. Connections from Hong Kong's modern airport are excellent to other cities in mainland China and throughout South East Asia.
Connections are also good from Singapore to other destinations in Asia and Australia. For passengers travelling from Asia, superb and connections are available throughout Finnair's European destinations network, recently widened by the addition of Venice.
Finnair's wide-body Boeing MD-11 aircraft serve both Hong Kong and Singapore, with non-stop departures to Hong Kong until 2 September on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, returning on the following day in each case. Daily Singapore departures continue until the end of August.
The Far East will be served even more extensively by Finnair as of 4 September, when the Chinese city of Guangzhou will be added to the scheduled network. The new route represents a logical development of Finnair's Far East strategy, and brings to four the number of destinations in China served by Finnair, with Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
Guangzhou's new airport, opened in 2004, is the first in China to have a dedicated transit terminal area and has good connections throughout mainland China, as well as to Hong Kong and Macau.
Flights to Guangzhou will depart from Helsinki on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, with a flight time of about ten hours.
Finnair Plc
Communications
27.5.2005
Additional information: Finnair Media Desk tel. +358 9 818 4020
http://www.finnairgroup.com/investor/sijoittaja_8_2_1.html?&Id=1117181690.html
Press Release
27 May 2005
Hong Kong non-stop, Singapore daily, new service to Guangzhou:
Finnair Builds on Asian Network
Finnair's Asian network, already accounting for a quarter of scheduled flight revenue, is about to be boosted even further. Finnair launches non-stop flights between Helsinki and Hong Kong on Tuesday May 31, continuing the service through the summer. At the same time, flights to Singapore via Bangkok are being stepped up from three times a week to a daily frequency.
Demand for flights to Bangkok and Singapore is especially strong in June and July, and in both directions. Meanwhile, non-stop flights to Hong Kong, without the previous stop at Bangkok, means that flying time is slashed by four hours. Connections from Hong Kong's modern airport are excellent to other cities in mainland China and throughout South East Asia.
Connections are also good from Singapore to other destinations in Asia and Australia. For passengers travelling from Asia, superb and connections are available throughout Finnair's European destinations network, recently widened by the addition of Venice.
Finnair's wide-body Boeing MD-11 aircraft serve both Hong Kong and Singapore, with non-stop departures to Hong Kong until 2 September on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, returning on the following day in each case. Daily Singapore departures continue until the end of August.
The Far East will be served even more extensively by Finnair as of 4 September, when the Chinese city of Guangzhou will be added to the scheduled network. The new route represents a logical development of Finnair's Far East strategy, and brings to four the number of destinations in China served by Finnair, with Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
Guangzhou's new airport, opened in 2004, is the first in China to have a dedicated transit terminal area and has good connections throughout mainland China, as well as to Hong Kong and Macau.
Flights to Guangzhou will depart from Helsinki on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, with a flight time of about ten hours.
Finnair Plc
Communications
27.5.2005
Additional information: Finnair Media Desk tel. +358 9 818 4020
