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	Finnair
		Finnair's major shareholder is the Finnish government with a 56.3 per cent holding.
		The Finnair Group fleet comprises 67 aircraft: Boeing MD-11 wide-body aircraft for long haul service, Airbus A321, A320 and A319 as well as Embraer 170 aircraft for European and domestic trunk routes, ATR 72 turbo prop aircraft for domestic and Baltic feeder traffic and Boeing 757 aircraft for leisure operations.
		Finnair has announced to replace its current long-haul fleet with Airbus A340 and A350 aircraft in the early part of the next decade.
	www.finnairgroup.com /group/group_1.html (355 words)

	Finnair
		Finnair and Japan Airlines (JAL), which is currently seeking oneworld membership, have agreed to enter into a codesharing tie-up on JAL's domestic routes in Japan and on Finnair's European routes starting this December.
		Finnair's code will be added to JAL's routes between Osaka and Sapporo, from Fukuoka to Osaka and Tokyo as well as from Tokyo's Haneda airport to Osaka.
		Finnair currently operates two weekly flights between Helsinki and Tokyo and three weekly flights during the winter and five weekly flights during the summer between Helsinki and Osaka.
	www.finnairgroup.com /group/group_11_2_1.html?Id=1133334925.html (319 words)

	Finnair at 80 — Virtual Finland
		Finnair is one of the world's oldest airlines; the fifth oldest, in fact, founded in November 1923, five years after the end of World War I. Its first route, Helsinki to Tallinn, was opened in 1924 and was served by seaplanes fitted with floats in summer and skis in winter.
		Finnair's Christer Haglund admits that the civil aviation business is experiencing the most difficult times in its history (just as Finnair is celebrating its 80th anniversary) but he adds that Finnair is ready to embrace the challenges and is planning its future with confidence.
		He cites two factors that underpin Finnair's optimism, at a time when airline executives are wearing smiles to mask their frowns, namely the commitment of the most experienced airline in the northern skies to customer care and continuous development.
	virtual.finland.fi /netcomm/news/showarticle.asp?intNWSAID=25898 (693 words)

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		Finnair is one of the longest-established airlines in the world, for its origins can be traced to 1.
		Finnair missed out the intermediate step of turboprop-powered airliners, and instead proceeded straight to the pure-jet type with a January 1958 order for three examples of the Sud-Aviation Caravelle IA: the first of the aircraft was accepted on 18.
		In general, however, Finnair was notably cautious in its expansion after World War II, and it was not until November 1966 that the airline placed its first order for long-haul aircraft in the form of two McDonnell Douglas DC-8-62CF four-turbofan transports with which to expand the international network to North America.
	home.online.no /~lkatz/fly/airlines_finnair.htm (790 words)

	Finnair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Finnair is a member of the Oneworld alliance.
		In 1987 Finnair became the launch customer for the McDonnell Douglas MD-11, the first of which was delivered on Dec. 7, 1990.
		From its Helsinki-Vantaa base Finnair flies intercontinentally to Asia and North America, and is now extending its European operations along with the introduction of the Embraer jets.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Finnair (1278 words)

	ayceo
		Jukka Heinonen, President and CEO of Finnair has a ready answer for just about anything as this recently appointed airline chief forges forward in 2006 in command of the northern Europe airline that has once again delivered solid financial results while placing record orders for new aircraft and expanding to new destinations, especially in Asia.
		“Finnair is 57% owned by the Finnish government and indication amongst most people in Finland is that our carrier should remain independent rather than in one scenario becoming a small part of a bigger airline that would in fact just gobble us up.
		Finnair understood at an early stage the business opportunities in this and also that our geographical position would be an excellent asset.
	www.aircargonews.com /060424/ayceo.html (1382 words)

	Finnair
		In a climate of falling prices, the lowering of unit costs was one of the most important goals for Finnair in 2003.
		For 80 years Finnair has served its customers reliably, and in future we will continue to develop our operations from a long-term perspective.
		Finnair's cargo services are an important link in the logistics chains of Nordic high-technology companies.
	annual2003.finnairgroup.com /business/business_1.html (1313 words)

	Finnair Australia > history
		The Finnair fleet comprises approximately 60 aircraft: Boeing MD-11 wide-body aircraft for long haul service, Airbus A321, A320 and A319 as well as Boeing MD-82/83 aircraft for European and domestic trunk routes, ATR 72 turbo prop aircraft for domestic and Baltic feeder traffic and Boeing 757 aircraft for leisure operations.
		Finnair's long haul Economy Class has been designed specifically to accommodate the needs of various customer groups, with seating arranged in two, three and four abreast blocs in the forward Economy cabin.
		Finnair is one of the world's oldest operating airlines, and from its humble beginning in 1923 Finnair has grown, continually expanding to new international routes and destinations, and this year will celebrate its 80th Birthday.
	www.worldaviation.com.au /airlines/finnair.asp (824 words)

	Airsider - Airline Industry News - Finnair targets Asian growth
		Finnair also serves Bangkok five times a week to double daily, depending on season, and Singapore four times a week.
		Finnair takes a “significant” share of the capacity on both these routes, according to Timo Riihimaki, the airline’s vice president global sales, and together they account for 10 percent of Finnair Cargo’s revenue.
		Over half of Finnair Cargo’s revenue now comes from the Asian market, and Asian traffic forms an important part of the cargo that Finnair feeds into its European routes, which are mainly operated by A320s and 757s.
	www.airsider.net /files/2006/0406/006/pl_finnairasia.htm (945 words)

	AirguideOnline.com: Airline Reviews
		The Finnair fleet comprises of Boeing MD-11 and 757, Airbus A321, A320 and A319, MD-82/83, DC-9-51 and ATR-72 aircraft.
		E-ticket travel is already possible on all destinations within Finland, regardless whether the operating airline is Finnair or its partner Golden Air, to all Scandinavian and German destinations, and to Amsterdam, New York and Tallinn.
		Finnair Plus members are able to use the Internet check-in, eCheck-In, a maximum of 16 hours and minimum of 1 hour before the flight.
	www.airguideonline.com /airgairline_review/airline_review_f.htm (454 words)

	Travelnow - The Travel Newsletter with the Hottest Deals
		In fact, he will be found on Finnair craft’s until the end of the year, happily waving to the countries that he passes by to spread the Christmas cheer.
		We should not let the fact that Finnair has been the official airline of Santa Claus since 1983 overshadow the fact that it is an airline that is innovative in its operational management.
		And the passengers have a whole lot of choice to choose from – Finnair’s 50 aircraft fleet flies to 66 destinations around the world – and as a part of the Oneworld alliance, the reach should be even further.
	www.travelnow.com.au /new/article.asp?packageid=13795 (527 words)

	CBBC - The China-Britain Business Review Archive - Sector Reports
		Finnair was also the first ‘Oneworld’ airline to operate to Shanghai in 2003.
		Last year Finnair acquired its sixth Boeing MD-11 aircraft for its long-haul destinations that made it possible to raise frequencies on certain destinations (such as Singapore, from four times a week to daily services) and to start non-stop services from Helsinki to Hong Kong.
		All of these destinations can be visited from London with a stopover in Shanghai, which means you could jet off to the beach after finishing your business trip, or combine Japan and China on one business trip for a great fare.
	www.cbbc.org /the_review/review_archive/sectors/28.html (2048 words)

	Business Travel International - BTI Nordic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A key element of Finnair’s strategy is expansion of its Asian traffic, which has, in fact, more than doubled in the last two years.
		Finnair currently flies daily to Beijing and Bangkok, five times a week to Shanghai and Osaka, four times to Singapore, three times to Hong Kong and twice to Tokyo.
		Finnair will also open a new spacious long-haul traffic lounge for frequent flyers and long haul business class passengers on 1 September 2004.
	www.bennettbti.com /mediacentre/viewnews.asp?itemid=705 (865 words)

	Finnfacts - English - Innovations and Industry - Metals Industry
		Finnair, the Finnish state-owned airline company, will install bullet-proof security doors in its planes by the end of 2003.
		The much-talked about video surveillance inside the aeroplanes is one of the new measures outlined, as is the development of emergency communication between the cabin and cockpit and between the planes and flight control.
		The furthest destinations are New York in North America, and Singapore, Bangkok and Hong Kong in the Far East.
	www.finnfacts.com /english/innovations/metals/finnair.htm (277 words)

	Finnair to acquire sixth MD-11 for growing Asian traffic - FlyerTalk Forums
		Finnair's other destinations in Asia are Bangkok, with daily frequencies, Hong Kong, Osaka, Tokyo, Shanghai and Singapore.
		A quarter of Finnair passenger and cargo revenues come from Asia meaning that it is the second largest source of income after European traffic and more significant than domestic traffic.
		Before that, mid 90's, it was really close that Finnair would have chosen Boeing as their partner, then it was mention that B767 would replase MD11s (and DC10s/A300s which they had a few also at that time).
	www.flyertalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=280386 (683 words)

	AirguideOnline.com: News - Airline & Travel News 2002
		The plan is eventually to transfer other 68-seat ATR 72s from the Finnair fleet to Aero as it gradually expands service in the Baltic area and Finland.
		Finnair flight numbers will be designated to rail connections from Zurich to Basel, Bern, Lausanne and Lucerne connecting with Finnair's twice-daily Helsinki-Zurich services.
		Finnair launched a fourth weekly service between Helsinki and Beijing on Feb. 17, 2002; a fifth frequency is expected to be added later this year.
	www.airguideonline.com /airgtravel_news02.htm (13814 words)

	Finnair continues to grow - Just the Flight
		Finnair has announced it is to launch a series of new European connections from spring 2007.
		Bucharest is the third European destination to be added to the airline's new schedule, following the announcement of flights to Lisbon and Ljubljana, which will also be commencing in spring 2007.
		Finnair also recently announced that its turnover for the second quarter of this year was up 5.4 per cent on the previous year's, with passenger traffic demand up nearly seven per cent.
	www.justtheflight.co.uk /news/17450968-finnair-continues-to-grow.html (232 words)

	Boarding.no : Rolls-Royce engines for Finnairs new aircraft
		Finnair has selected the engines that will power the new long-haul aircraft it will acquire at the beginning of the next decade.
		Finnair has fixed orders for nine wide-bodied aircraft and options for four more.
		Rolls-Royce is committed to a series of challenging environmental targets, and by 2020 is aiming to reduce fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions by 50 per cent, reduce engine noise by half, and cut NOx by 50 per cent compared with typical large engines of the last decade.
	www.boarding.no /art.asp?id=20824 (324 words)

	International Market Research - Finnair Plans to Purchase New Airplanes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Established in 1923, Finnair is one of the oldest operating airlines in the world.
		The major shareholder in Finnair Group is the State of Finland, with a share of 58,4 percent.
		Finnair Group’s sales volume in 2001 was USD 1,621 billion.
	strategis.ic.gc.ca /epic/internet/inimr-ri.nsf/en/gr106356e.html (411 words)

	Finnair to Shanghai in September - FlyerTalk Forums
		Finnair is going start nonstop flights between Helsinki and Shanghai 3 times a week in September.
		Finnair is the first oneworld airline to begin operating to Shanghai in China.
		Other Finnair destinations in Asia are Bangkok, Singapore, Tokyo and, as of June, Osaka in Japan.
	www.flyertalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=185895 (638 words)

	Finnair potenzia i voli con l’Europa dell’Est/Finnair Develops East European Connections (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Secondo Petteri Kostermaa, vice presidente Finnair per la gestione e le strategie di rete, “la nuova frequenza Finnair offre più coincidenze da New York a Kiev e da Kiev per tutte le destinazioni servite da Finnair in Giappone e Cina.
		Finnair, the national airline of Finland, started March 30, 2006, a new flight to Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.
		Petteri Kostermaa, Route Manager of Finnair, said: “The new Finnair frequency offers more connections from New York to Kiev and from Kiev to Finnair destinations such as Japan and China.
	www.fly-net.org /aeromedia/finnest.html (374 words)

	Finnair 1973 Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In 1973 Finnair was a small but growing state funded airline flying from its Helsinki, Finland, base to New York and to Amsterdam, Frankfurt and other European destinations, as well as to Scandinavian cities, to the Soviet Union and to 15 domestic destinations.
		One of Finnair 1973 Caravelle liveries reflects that.
		Finnair also operate an extensive leisure flight network to over 60 destinations.
	web.telia.com /~u90113820/finnair/finn_information.htm (215 words)

	Travel and Tourism Services -- U.S. Commercial Service Finland
		The United States is one of the main long-haul destinations for Finns.
		The most active travelers are from the capital area, in the age group 45-64, well educated and belong to the upper middle class.
		Finnair, the national air carrier is the only airline based in and operating flights from Finland to the United States.
	www.buyusa.gov /finland/en/tourism.html (423 words)

	Finnair
		Finnair has teamed-up with priceline to provide the lowest fares for the most Finnair customers.
		Finnair entered the airline business in 1923 firmly dedicated to providing fast and reliable service throughout Scandinavia and the world.
		Finnair serves numerous destinations throughout Scandinavia, North America, Asia and Europe with the major Finnair hub in Helsinki.
	airlines.priceline.com /airlines/finnair.html (169 words)

	USATODAY.com - Finnair introduces text message check-in service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The program begins in October and is open to the airline's Finnair Plus cardholders.
		Once passengers have activated the service, they will automatically receive a check-in text message from Finnair before a flight with details, including the seat number.
		Finnair said its check-in using SMS, or Short Message Service, is the first worldwide to work on all mobile phone models and all networks without charges.
	www.usatoday.com /travel/flights/2004-09-07-finnair-text-messages_x.htm (258 words)

	The Finnish Nook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Today Finnair is well-integrated in the Oneworld alliance, one of two major airline networks in the world.
		Finnair is a great carrier for travellers all over the world offering record transit times and the non-congested airspace of Northern Europe.
		All the information for this article was taken from the official Finnair homepage www.finnair.fi or www.finnair.com where the whole history of Finnair can be read in details covering almost every change of the equipment and offering a huge amount of further information for those who became interested in Finland's National Carrier after reading this article.
	www.thenook.net /finnair7.php (166 words)

	Luchtzak Aviation - Finnair operates over 100 flights monthly to China
		Finnair has daily scheduled frequencies to Beijing and Shanghai, five flights a week to Hong Kong and four a week to Guangzhou.
		Finnair began operating to China with a weekly flight to Beijing in 1988.
		Finnair is launching a new route to Delhi at the end of October and to Kuala Lumpur next spring.
	www.luchtzak.be /article12246.html (463 words)

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