1. Finnair
Benedict Gombocz

2. Finnair: Background
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Finland’s flag carrier and biggest airline; headquartered in
Vantaa and its main operating base is Helsinki-Vantaa Airport
(Brussels Airport is used as a cargo hub).
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Finnair and its subsidiary airlines dominate both domestic and
global air travel in Finland.
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The Government of Finland, with 55.8% of the shares, is its
principal investor.
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Fifth oldest airline in the world with continuous operation.
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Has frequently been ranked one of the world’s most secure
airlines, with no fatal or hull-loss disasters since 1963.
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Member of the Oneworld airline alliance.
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Carried 8.8 million passengers to more than 60 European and
15 Asian destinations in 2012.
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Employs 6,784 people from December 2012.

3. Finnair: Subsidiaries and associates
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Two subsidiary companies form Finnair’s cargo business: Finnair Cargo Oy and Finnair Cargo Terminal Operations
Oy.
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Both companies have their head offices at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport.

4. Finnair: Head office
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In 2013, Finnair opened its main office, known as House of
Travel and Transportation (or HOTT), on what was formerly a
car park right beside its former head office in Tietotie 11, on the
grounds of Helsinki-Vantaa Airport.
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Construction on HOTT started in July 2011, finishing on time in
June 2013.
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The old main office had been used since 1994, when it replaced
a main office located in Helsinki city centre.
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The new mixed-use main office has a total floor space of 70,000
square metres (750,000 sq ft) and 22,400 square meters
(241,000 sq ft) of office space.

5. Finnair: Hubs
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Helsinki-Vantaa Airport
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Brussels Airport (Cargo)

6. Finnair Cargo (MD-11)

7. Finnair: Destinations
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Finnair flies to Asia, North America, and an extensive local
network in Europe via its Helsinki-Vantaa base.
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The domestic and intra-European flights are operated in
cooperation with Flybe Nordic, with an ATR/Embraer fleet.

8. Finnair: Codeshare agreements
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Apart from its fellow Oneworld members, Finnair (since
April 2013) has codeshare agreements with these
airlines:
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Aeroflot (SkyTeam)
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Air China (Star Alliance)
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Air France (SkyTeam)
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Bangkok Airways
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Belavia
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Czech Airlines (SkyTeam)
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Flybe Nordic
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Icelandair
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Rossiya
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TAP Portugal (Star Alliance)

9. Finnair: Finnair A340-300 in Oneworld livery

10. Finnair: Livery
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In December 2010, Finnair unveiled a new livery; significant modifications include a redesigned and bigger lettering
on the body, repainting of the engines in white, and reversal of the color scheme for the tail fin with a white
background featuring a blue stylized logo.
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The tail’s outline was additionally withdrawn.

11. Finnair: Uniform
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The previous cabin of Finnair was ranked as the fifth most trendy by the French magazine Bon Voyage.
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Ritva-Liisa Pohjalainen designed the current uniform, launching it in December 2011.
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Finnair uses codes to specify a crew member rank: one stripe in the sleeve indicates normal cabin attendant and three stripes a purser.
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In addition, female pursers have a white vertical stripe on their dresses or blouses.
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Finnair requires its cabin crew to wear gloves in both take off and landing for security grounds; female crew need to switch high heels for
boots for winter operations.

12. Finnair A330-300, Helsinki-Vantaa Airport

13. Finnair A320-214, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

14. Finnair A319, Ivalo Airport

15. Finnair A340-300, Singapore Changi Airport

16. The End
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YouTube links:
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FinnAir Commercial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFGEeBI6uzE
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Finnair safety video A320:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQRFrnbwyAk
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HK: Finnair Safety video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZHLlqrkzJY
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Finnair safety video 757-200:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFuVYzOPPY