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Finnair Plc
Press release
Finnair and Flybe to begin cooperation flights
Flybe has today announced the route plans of the recently founded Flybe Nordic airline, jointly owned by Flybe and Finnair.
Flybe Nordic, which uses the Flybe brand and is managed operationally by Flybe, will fly routes formerly operated by Finncomm as well as many new routes, thereby strengthening its position in the Nordic countries and the Baltic area. The new routes will also complement feeder traffic to Finnair’s international connections.
The new routes, which will also be included in Finnair’s flight schedules, will be flown as code-share flights. Finnair Plus customers can accumulate frequent-flyer points on the Flybe Nordic flights.
The deal by which Flybe Nordic acquired Finnish Commuter Airlines was finalised earlier in August. Flybe owns 60% of Flybe Nordic and Finnair 40%.
Finnair Plc
Communications
24 August 2011
Further information:
Finnair Media Desk tel. +358 9 818 4020, comms(a)finnair.com
Photobank: http://gallery.finnair.com
Finnair blogs: http://blogs.finnair.com
Finnair on Facebook: www.facebook.com/finnair
Finnair Group website: www.finnairgroup.com
Feel Finnair: http://feel.finnair.com
via.Helsinki: www.viahelsinki.com
Finnair's mobile service: m.finnair.com
Additional information for media:
The following Flybe routes will extend Finnair’s network from October 30:
Helsinki–Kemi/Tornio
Helsinki–Kokkola/Pietarsaari
Helsinki–Pori
Helsinki–Savonlinna
Helsinki–Seinäjoki
Helsinki–Varkaus
Helsinki–Enontekiö
Helsinki–Norrköping
Helsinki–Skelleftea
Kokkola/Pietarsaari–Skelleftea
Helsinki–Gdansk
Seinäjoki–Kittilä
Tampere–Kittilä
Turku–Kittilä
Tampere–Kuusamo
Helsinki–Mariehamn
Helsinki–Tartu
Helsinki–Trondheim
Helsinki–Umeå
Tallinn–Vaasa
Tallinn–Oulu
Tallinn–Turku
Tallinn–Tampere
Tallinn–Stockholm (Bromma)
UME-HEL D2467 AT5/7
BMA-TLL 3x daily AT7
Finnair Plc
Press release
Finnair and Flybe to begin cooperation flights
Flybe has today announced the route plans of the recently founded Flybe Nordic airline, jointly owned by Flybe and Finnair.
Flybe Nordic, which uses the Flybe brand and is managed operationally by Flybe, will fly routes formerly operated by Finncomm as well as many new routes, thereby strengthening its position in the Nordic countries and the Baltic area. The new routes will also complement feeder traffic to Finnair’s international connections.
The new routes, which will also be included in Finnair’s flight schedules, will be flown as code-share flights. Finnair Plus customers can accumulate frequent-flyer points on the Flybe Nordic flights.
The deal by which Flybe Nordic acquired Finnish Commuter Airlines was finalised earlier in August. Flybe owns 60% of Flybe Nordic and Finnair 40%.
Finnair Plc
Communications
24 August 2011
Further information:
Finnair Media Desk tel. +358 9 818 4020, comms(a)finnair.com
Photobank: http://gallery.finnair.com
Finnair blogs: http://blogs.finnair.com
Finnair on Facebook: www.facebook.com/finnair
Finnair Group website: www.finnairgroup.com
Feel Finnair: http://feel.finnair.com
via.Helsinki: www.viahelsinki.com
Finnair's mobile service: m.finnair.com
Additional information for media:
The following Flybe routes will extend Finnair’s network from October 30:
Helsinki–Kemi/Tornio
Helsinki–Kokkola/Pietarsaari
Helsinki–Pori
Helsinki–Savonlinna
Helsinki–Seinäjoki
Helsinki–Varkaus
Helsinki–Enontekiö
Helsinki–Norrköping
Helsinki–Skelleftea
Kokkola/Pietarsaari–Skelleftea
Helsinki–Gdansk
Seinäjoki–Kittilä
Tampere–Kittilä
Turku–Kittilä
Tampere–Kuusamo
Helsinki–Mariehamn
Helsinki–Tartu
Helsinki–Trondheim
Helsinki–Umeå
Tallinn–Vaasa
Tallinn–Oulu
Tallinn–Turku
Tallinn–Tampere
Tallinn–Stockholm (Bromma)
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