Finnair

Finnair is the flag carrier and largest airline of Finland. Headquartered in Vantaa near Helsinki Airport, the airline operates scheduled passenger and cargo services to Europe, Asia, and North America. Founded in 1923 as Aero Oy, it adopted the Finnair name in 1968. The company maintains Helsinki as its primary hub and markets its routes worldwide through a network that emphasizes connections between Europe and Asia.

Finnair's IATA code is AY, its ICAO code is FIN, and its callsign is FINNAIR. It is a member of the oneworld alliance since 1999 and operates a codeshare network with several partners. The Finnair fleet includes wide-body Airbus aircraft for long-haul flights, such as the A350-900 and A330-300, along with narrow-body members of the A320 family for short- to medium-haul services.

Core services include the Finnair Plus frequent-flyer program and cabin offerings ranging from standard to business class on long-haul routes. The airline has focused on modernizing its fleet and improving efficiency, including efforts to use sustainable aviation fuel and reduce emissions where possible. It also operates Finnair Cargo for freight operations.

Finnair Oyj is a listed company on Nasdaq Helsinki, with the Finnish government holding a majority stake. The company cooperates with partner carriers and participates in joint ventures and other alliance-driven arrangements to extend its network and improve connectivity.