Flight information

The northern winter season continues with the FIS Freestyle World Cup in Ruka on 6-7 December 2025. These events increase passenger volumes and the number of special baggage items on flights, so we’ve compiled practical tips to make your journey smoother.

We have updated our traffic plan for the winter season 2026-2027. See the instructions here if your travel plans are affected due to changes.

We have updated our traffic plan for the summer season 2026. See the instructions here if your travel plans are affected due to changes. 

Finnair’s Barcelona and Madrid flights are operated with the aircraft and crew of its oneworld partner Iberia.

A new European Entry and Exit System (EES) will be introduced for border controls at the external borders of the Schengen area.

We collected tips for you for smooth travelling during the high season and peak hours.

You can get your travel documents checked and verified digitally before your journey.

Jettime operates some Finnair flights from February 2025 to support our own operations. 

We have updated our traffic plan for the winter season 2025-2026. See the instructions here if your travel plans are affected due to changes.

Due to the uncertainty related to the current situation in Israel, Finnair will cancel its Tel Aviv flights until further notice.

We have suspended our operations in Iranian airspace until further notice.

Finnair is suspending all operations in the Ukrainian airspace for the time being. 

EU regulation change imposes new restrictions on the size of the liquid containers in carry-on baggage at all European airports as of 1 September 2024.

Due to the closure of Russian airspace, Finnair is making changes on its flights to Asian destinations and Russia.

We are suspending operations on Belarusian airspace for the time being.