Finnair

• “Finnair, which is 56 percent government-owned, flies to about 50 destinations with a fleet of 65 aircraft.”

  The Seattle Times

• “Finnair, which is 56 percent government-owned, flies to 50 destinations with a fleet of 63 aircraft.”

  WTOP / Business / Biz Stories

• “While you can use your miles to fly American, British Airways, Finnair, and Iberia, American imposes "fuel surcharges" on British Airways awards, which can quickly turn your "free" ticket into a $500 one.”

  The Huffington Post: TravelSort: Choosing the Best Frequent Flyer Program

• “Finland's Finnair offers a face lift for 4.6 million miles and hair transplantation and breast augmentation at the same price, 3.2 million "Plus" program miles.”

  The Wall Street Journal: What Airlines Are Hawking

• “Nordic airlines Finnair and SAS said they haven't canceled any flights but have encouraged passengers to reschedule.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Airlines Cancel London Flights Ahead of Strike

• “Some passengers have canceled tickets, Finnair said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Airlines Cancel London Flights Ahead of Strike

• “Finnair , Finland's biggest airline by sales, has hedged 75% of its fuel purchases for the next six months and is raising the fuel surcharge by 3% to 5% as of Wednesday.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Qantas Raises Fuel Surcharges

• “At Finnair , a recent survey found that that nearly 20% of pilots who responded said they already worked a 14-hour day roughly twice a month.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fight Is Heating Up in Europe Over New Pilot-Fatigue Rules

• “HELSINKI (AP) Finnair cut seat capacity by 10% last month to meet falling demand, as the economic downturn continues to hit air travel worldwide, the Finnish airline said Tuesday.”

  Finnair cuts seat capacity 10%

• “The national carrier's overall traffic fell by 10% in August, compared with the same month last year, and passenger numbers declined by more than 9%, Finnair said.”

  Finnair cuts seat capacity 10%

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