FINNAIR

About Finnair

 Founded in 1923, Finnair is one of the world's oldest operating airlines and the national airline of

Finland's national airline.

 Finnair is a network airline, specializing in passenger and cargo traffic between Asia and Europe via

the short northern route. Helsinki's geographical location enables fast and efficient connections

between key cities on both continents. The short northern route enables efficient aircraft rotation

for Finnair, shorter journey times for our customers and lower CO2 emissions for the planet.

 Finnair Plc shares are listed on the Nasdaq Helsinki stock exchange. The company's CEO is Topi

Manière.

 Finnair employs 5,300 people, the majority of whom are based in Finland.

 Finnair is the only Nordic network operator rated 4 stars by Skytrax and a member of oneworld.

Alliance.

 Since 2013, Finnair has joined forces with other members of the oneworld alliance, American Airlines, British Airways

Airways and Iberia on transatlantic routes via its Atlantic Joint Business (AJB).

 Since 2014, Finnair has been a member of the Siberian joint venture with Japan Airlines,

British Airways and Iberia.

Fleet

 Finnair operates a fleet of 84 aircraft:

o 17 Airbus A350

o 8 Airbus A330

o 35 Airbus 319, Airbus 320 and Airbus 321

o 12 Embraers, operated for Finnair by Norra

o 12 ATRs, operated for Finnair by Norra

Network and hub

 By summer 2022, Finnair will serve some 100 destinations in Finland, Europe, Asia and the North

America from its transfer-friendly Helsinki hub. Finnair also offers direct flights from Stockholm,

Sweden, the United States and Thailand.

 During the 2022 summer season, Finnair will open new long-haul routes to Busan in South Korea, Tokyo

Haneda, Dallas and Seattle in the USA, and Sapporo will also be its summer destination for the

first time.

 Helsinki airport undergoes a major expansion. The new departure and arrival halls have been opened at

december 2021, and renewal continues until 2023.

Sustainability

 Finnair is committed to halving its net emissions by 2025 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2045.

 Finnair has also set itself ambitious targets for reducing food waste, cutting down on single-use plastic and

improve recycling.