Finnair is one of the official partners of Helsinki Pride in 2024. Supporting the LHBTQIA+ community is one way to demonstrate our commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion, but our initiatives do not stop there.

Sometimes we use gendered language without even realising it. Finnair's language guidelines aim to use inclusive language that is accessible to everyone and avoids gendered labels.

As Finnair is embarking on a journey towards more sustainable flying, we are thoughtfully incorporating environmental, social, and governance considerations into our operations. We're making various changes, big and small, to improve our sustainability.

Finnair Cargo's COOL terminal handles hundreds of tons of shipments every day, containing items ranging from aircraft parts to live animals or vital medical materials. 

Our long-term target is to be carbon neutral by 2045, so that we can continue to benefit from the good that aviation brings to the society, while solving the issue of CO2 emissions flying creates.

The concept of recycling clothing is pretty straightforward: when you no longer wish to wear specific garments, you recycle them. However, when it comes to cabin crew uniforms, recycling involves more than just sorting through your wardrobe and taking the discarded clothes to the appropriate place. So, what does the recycling process entail when we talk about cabin crew uniforms?

The move towards sustainable aviation is underway, with new technologies and biofuels already entering the market. But is greener air travel just a flight of fantasy? 

We are committed to increasing the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), one of the most essential tools for solving the emissions challenges of flying in the coming years. Sustainable aviation fuel is a renewable substitute for fossil fuels. Here are 6 most common questions about sustainable aviation fuel.

The objectives for reducing net-carbon emissions for aviation in the coming years can't be achieved without sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF in brief. To increase the use of SAF, the industry needs efficient policymaking, shared responsibility, and wide cooperation between different stakeholders. As an example of this Finnair and Neste work together as forerunners.

Do you know what SAF stands for or what we mean by multimodality? Why are CDA landings important and what is fuel efficient flying? Master the aviation sustainability vocabulary and learn more about sustainable travelling.