Finnair is expanding its network and will open a direct, year-round route between Helsinki and Minsk on June 9, 2018. Flights between Helsinki and Minsk will be operated twice per week, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with an Embraer 190 aircraft. Currently, Finnair also co-operates with Belavia on the Helsinki-Minsk route and Finnair’s own flights will bring the total amount of weekly flights up to five.
Minsk is well known for its history, architecture and cultural arts scene. The city’s many museums and historical sites also offer interesting activities for travellers interested in history and culture.
“A direct route to Minsk compliments well our network and will serve especially well customers travelling between Belarus and North America,” says Juha Järvinen, Chief Commercial Officer for Finnair. “Additionally, our new Minsk flights will connect well to Finnair’s Asian and European network.”
This post was published on 21 February 2018 11:24
Boeing says the US Federal Aviation Administration has certified the 737-10, the largest member of…
The European Parliament has approved updated rules to strengthen passenger rights enforcement across transport modes,…
Three passengers were taken to hospital after several travellers became unwell on a Eurowings flight…
A LATAM Airlines Perú flight to Piura was cancelled before take-off at Lima’s Jorge Chávez…
Air Serbia has opened bookings for six new routes from Belgrade for summer 2027, led…
London Heathrow Airport has announced six additions to its winter 2026/27 route programme, including Virgin…