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Finavia to apply for capitalisation to recover from the covid-19 crisis

Cabin window view of aircraft wing.

Finavia maintains airport charges on current level starting from 1 January 2021

Lentokoneet Helsinki-Vantaalla huputettuna asematasolla.

COVID-19 restrictions pushed air traffic passenger volumes to a new decline in September

Finavian hankintajohtaja Tuomas Pitkänen

Commentary: Air travel and tourism have significant cascade effects on Finnish businesses

Lentokone Helsinki-Vantaan lentoaseman asematasolla länsisiiven edessä.

Finavia’s latest passenger statistics: The recovery of air travel in Finland lags behind the rest of Europe

Henkilö kävelee terminaalissa maskin kanssa

Business review, January–June 2020: The coronavirus crisis had a significant negative impact on Finavia’s business

Matkustajat maskit naamalla turvatarkastuksessa

The coronavirus crisis caused a collapse in passenger numbers at Finavia’s airports in April – slight revival visible since June

Matkustaja Länsisiivessä Helsinki-Vantaalla

Finavia’s Business Review January–March 2020: The global coronavirus had a significant impact on Finavia

Helsinki-Vantaan ulkomainos Tallinnassa.

A win for Finavia in the Grand One competition – the best digital outdoor advertisement brought Tallinn residents’ own travel photos to outdoor advertisements

HelsinkiVantaa_ilta_sisältä

How does the air travel industry expect to recover from the coronavirus crisis?

Airplane on a snow covered runway

Finavia to adjust its operations to the reduced air traffic

Aircraft at Helsinki Airport apron

Finavia airports had 26 million passengers in 2019 – a year of moderate growth in air traffic

Image of a reflection on a wall

Appointment at Finavia: Janne Simula as Director of Legal

People & Aviation Reports

An aeroplane on a runway.

Finavia’s decision to change airport charges starting from 1 January 2020

Palkinnon vastaanotto Finnish Travel Galassa

Finavia recognised for its responsibility efforts at the Finnish Travel Gala

Development Reports

Porotaideteos lumisella hangella.

Finavia wins Lapland tourism award for 2019 as recognition for developing accessibility

Development Reports

Passengers waiting for their flight.

Finavia’s airports had 12.8 million passengers in the first half of 2019

Landing aeroplane in the sky.

A record-breaking year in 2018 — Helsinki Airport hit the 20 million mark and passenger volumes at Finavia’s airports increased by 10 per cent

Lentoliikenne

Changes to Finavia air traffic charges from 1 January 2019

Helsinki Airport terminal from apron

Finavia airports’ growth continues: nearly 19 million passengers January–September

Helsinki-Vantaan lentoasema palkittiin Finnish Travel Galassa

Helsinki Airport honoured at Finnish Travel Gala

Tyttöjen päivä

Finavia and Plan are joining the celebration of Day of the girl 11 October - take part and donate!

Development Reports

Maarianhamina

Flight connections are important to Åland: “Additional connections would benefit businesses, make life smoother and bring Åland closer to the mainland.”

Security control

Airport data privacy: What kinds of personal data does Finavia collect and how is it used?

people

Fresh statistics by Finavia: Air passenger volumes experiencing strong growth

Kiire

Latest air traffic statistics by Finavia have been published – new long-term statistics also available

Helsinki Airport passengers

Passenger volumes at Helsinki Airport increasing faster than at other Nordic main airports

Ilmasto

Facts about Finavia’s ambitious climate programme – all airports decarbonized by 2020

Development Reports

Helsinki

Five reasons behind the record-breaking passenger volumes at Finnish airports

Matkustajia lentokentällä

Finland sees record-breaking number of air passengers in 2017 – share of international passengers growing rapidly