Collect Avios and tier points from flights

When you book a flight with Finnair, you will collect Avios and tier points for both flight tickets and travel extras. In addition to the base fare of the flight ticket, you will collect Avios and tier points from the possible surcharge set by the airline. If there is such a surcharge included in the flight ticket, you can find it in the price breakdown of the booking path under the Taxes, fees and charges as Extra fee. Taxes, other fees and airport and service charges are deducted from the price. The remaining amount is multiplied by each tier’s own multiplier to get the number of Avios and tier points that you will collect.

Example:

Let’s say you book a flight that costs €500. Of the €500, let’s imagine the taxes, other fees and airport and service charges are €25. This means you would deduct €500 – €25 = €475.  

The remaining €475 is multiplied by your tier multiplier like in the table below:

The money you spend on Finnair flights and travel extras will be converted to tier points and Avios with the tier-specific multiplier. The multiplier is the same for tier points and Avios, so you will always collect the same amount of tier points and Avios when you purchase Finnair flights and travel extras.

*Excluding taxes, fees (except for possible Extra fee set by the airline), other airport and service charges and travel extra purchases made onboard the flight or in connection with an award flight.

You can also collect Avios and tier points from Finnair codeshare flights operated by our partners (flight numbers AY2501–AY7000). The amount of Avios depends on your ticket type or booking class and the distance flown.

From 3 June 2025 onwards, you’ll collect Avios and tier points based on the money spent on your flight ticket and the tier-specific multiplier. This means that you collect Avios and tier points for Finnair codeshare flights in the same way as for Finnair scheduled flights. The change applies to new flight bookings.

Codeshare flights are flights that are shared between two or more airlines. They have a Finnair flight number but are operated by a partner airline. Read more about codeshare flights in our FAQ.

Avios multipliers for codeshare flights with a ticket type, booked by 2 June 2025

*On selected routes. Superlight ticket type available from 1 June 2023 onwards.

Avios multipliers for codeshare flights without a ticket type, booked by 2 June 2025

*First Class is only available on selected flights. 
You can find your booking class in your e-ticket.

Avios and tier point multipliers for codeshare flights, booked from 3 June 2025 onwards

*Excluding taxes, fees (except for possible Extra fee set by the airline), other airport and service charges and travel extra purchases made onboard the flight or in connection with an award flight.

You can also collect Avios and tier points for Finnair leisure flights and holiday packages organised by a third party based on the table below. 

• Finnair leisure flights: flights that are operated by Finnair and the flight number is between AY2001–2500.
• Holiday package that is organised by a third party*, for example, Aurinkomatkat (Suntours) when the flight is operated by Finnair and the ticket has AY code (scheduled Finnair flights AY0001–AY2000 and AY7001–AY7500).
• Finnair Plus Silver, Gold, Platinum and Platinum Lumo members collect more Avios and tier points for these flights: Silver members collect 10% more, Gold members collect 15% more, and Platinum and Platinum Lumo members collect 25% more Avios and tier points.

Avios and tier points are shown in the table per flight in one direction.

*Aurinkomatkat, Apollomatkat, Tjäreborg, STS Alppimatkat and Toiviomatkat.

Tour operators also sell holiday packages, and you collect Avios and tier points from the flight part of the package based on the money spent for the flight – the same way you do with other Finnair flights. For example, flight+hotel offers from Aurinkomatkat are such holiday packages.

Please note that it is not possible to collect Avios or tier points for travel extras in connection with leisure flights or scheduled Finnair flights sold by a third party even though the flight is operated by Finnair.

With roots tracing back to 1932, Alaska Airlines (AS) is known for its award-winning customer service. Alaska Airlines and its regional partners serve more than 120 destinations across the United States and to Mexico, Canada and Costa Rica. Alaska Airlines joined oneworld on 31 March 2021.

American Airlines (AA) is one of the biggest airlines in the world and a founding member of the oneworld alliance. American Airlines provides flights to more than 350 destinations in 50 countries.

Valid on flights from 1 May 2022 onwards

British Airways (BA) is one of the world's leading airlines, with a comprehensive network of connections to some 200 destinations in 80 countries. Together with Iberia, British Airways forms the International Airlines Group.

Valid on flights from 1 June 2022 onwards

Cathay Pacific (CX) is Hong Kong's flagship carrier and a founding member of the oneworld alliance. Together with its subsidiary, Cathay Dragon, Cathay Pacific offers connections to around 90 destinations in 35 countries.

Valid on flights from 1 January 2021 onwards

Fiji Airways (FJ), established in 1951, is Fiji’s national airline, operating alongside its domestic and regional subsidiary, Fiji Link. From its hub at Nadi International Airport, the airline offers direct services to key destinations across 13 countries including Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and several Pacific Island nations such as Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, Kiribati, Vanuatu, and the Solomon Islands. Through its network of global airline partners, Fiji Airways provides seamless connectivity to over 100 destinations worldwide. For more information, visit www.fijiairways.com.

Valid on flights from 1 April 2025 onwards

Please note Avios will be added to your Finnair Plus account within four weeks after completed travel.

Iberia (IB) is the national airline of Spain and it forms the International Airlines Group together with British Airways. Iberia joined oneworld in 1999 and offers now around 135 destinations in 47 countries.

Together with British Airways, Iberia forms the International Airlines Group (IAG) including the LEVEL brand that was created for exploring the world in an easy and affordable way.

Valid on flights from 1 June 2022 onwards

Established in 1951, Japan Airlines (JL) is one of the world’s premier carriers. It joined the oneworld alliance in 2007. The airline has major hubs at Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Okinawa, and operates to 80 destinations across 20 countries.

International flights

Valid on flights from 5 November 2021 onwards

Domestic flights within Japan

International flights

Valid on flights before 5 November 2021

Malaysia Airlines (MH) is one of the world’s leading five-star airlines, and it’s also recognised for having the World’s Best Cabin Crew. It operates from its Kuala Lumpur hub linking around 55 destinations in 17 countries.

Valid on flights from 1 November 2021 onwards

Please note that you cannot collect Avios on the following Malaysia Airlines flights:

• Flights operated by MASWings (MH3000 series)
• Flights operated by Firefly (coded with FY)
• Code-share flights not operated by Malaysia Airlines (except for code-share flights MH9000 series, marketed by Malaysia Airlines and operated by Finnair or any other oneworld carrier)
• Charter flights (MH8000 series)
• Ad-hoc flights (MH7000 series)

Oman Air (WY) began operations in 1993. Initially founded to serve key domestic routes, it has since experienced rapid growth and is now recognised as a major international carrier, connecting cities around the world to Oman’s stunning nature, rich heritage and welcoming culture.

Valid on flights from 30 June 2025 onwards

Please note that you need to claim missing Avios from Oman Air flights in order to receive them.

Qantas (QF) is the main Australian airline and one of the world's leading airlines. It flies to over 20 countries in 80 destinations around Asia, Europe, North America and Africa.

You can also collect Avios on flights operated by Jetstar (JQ) when your ticket is marketed by Qantas (QF) and the booking class in the ticket is L.

Qatar Airways (QR) is one of the world’s fastest growing and highest rated airlines. It has been a member of the oneworld alliance since 2013. Qatar’s network covers around 200 destination in 100 countries in the Middle East, Europe, Africa, North and South America, Asia and Australasia.

Valid on flights from 1 November 2021 onwards

Royal Air Maroc (AT) is the flag carrier of Morocco and oneworld’s first African member airline as of 1 April 2020. Along with its subsidiary, Royal Air Maroc Express, the airline serves over 100 destinations in more than 50 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, North America and South America.

Royal Jordanian (RJ) is the first airline from the Middle East to join an airline alliance. Royal Jordanian has flights to 45 destinations in 30 countries in the Middle East, Europe, North America and Asia.

Valid on flights from 1 September 2022 onwards

Our cooperation with Juneyao Air ends. You can collect Avios from Juneyao Air flights until 15 April 2025.

Valid on flights on/after 1 July 2021