2 по цене 1 в Азию и Нью-Йорк
22 сентября 2008
Летайте быстрее.
Кратчайший путь в Азию проходит через Хельсинки.
Задумывались ли Вы, что северный путь из Европы в Азию - самый короткий. Может это звучит странно, но это географический факт. Именно поэтому перелеты Finnair в Азию, через Хельсинки, самые быстрые, а стыковки – удобные.
Совершая перелет в Азию с Finnair, вы летите меньше! Так почему не воспользоваться этим? Только сейчас два билета по цене одного во все наши аэропорты в Азии, а также в Нью-Йорк. Это предложение действительно для путешествия в ноябре по гибким тарифам (классы бронирования D и Y). Бронирование мест до 15 ноября.
Ваша компания может воспользоваться выгодой этого предложения, если Вы уже являетесь нашим корпоративным клиентом или, присоединившись к корпоративной программе Finnair. Став участником, компания сразу получает скидки и экономит средства.
Участие в программе бесплатное и без каких-либо обязательств.
Подробнее о корпоративной программе Finnair на www.finnair.com/fcp.  
Авиакомпания Finnair совершает полеты в 10 пунктов назначения в Азии и Индии: Пекин, Шанхай, Гонконг, Бангкок, Дели, Мумбаи, Токио, Осака, Нагоя и Сеул.
Наша сеть маршрутов включает также Нью-Йорк и более 40 европейских направлений.

2 for the price of 1 to Asia and New York
22 September 2008
FLY FAST.
The short route to Asia goes via Helsinki.
Have you ever thought that the shortest route between Europe and Asia goes north? This might sound a bit strange, but it’s a geographical fact. And that’s why Finnair’s routes to Asia via Helsinki are fast and straight.
You fly less when you fly to Asia with Finnair. So why not give it a try? Now two people can fly for the price of one to all of our Asian destinations and also to New York. This offer is valid in fully flexible fare classes (D and Y) for travel in November. Book before
Nov 15th.
Your company can take advantage of this offer if you are already our Corporate Programme customer or by joining the Finnair Corporate Programme. As a member of the Finnair Corporate Programme, your company gets immediate discounts and saves money. Joining and membership are free of charge, with no obligations - just advantages. Read more at www.finnair.com/fcp. 
Finnair flies to 10 destinations in Asia and India: Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Delhi, Mumbai, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Seoul. Our route network also includes of course aslo New York and over 40 destinations in Europe.

Finnair Launched Flights to Yekaterinburg
19 August 2008
Finnair began flights from Helsinki to the city of Yekaterinburg in the Urals region of Russia at the beginning of September. The route serves three times a week with Airbus A319 aircraft. The flight time is just three hours, with excellent connections in both directions.
"The flight time from Helsinki to Yekaterinburg is half that of any other connection via Western Europe," says Finnair's Sales director in Russia, Vesa Vilkkula. "There are fast connections in both directions to about 40 Europe destinations and especially to Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo.
"The opening route also serves our long-haul connections to North America and Asia as well as growing demand for domestic traffic to Rovaniemi, Kittilä and Kuusamo in northern Finland," says Vilkkula.
Yekaterinburg is in the heart of the Ural region and has good connections to the whole region of Siberia. There are also many European companies represented in this historical city and commercial relations with the West have been lively for some years.
The route operates from Helsinki on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. The flights depart at 23.50 in the evening and arrive at 5.55 local time.
From Yekaterinburg, flights depart on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6.50, arriving at Helsinki at 7.00 local time.
Finnair already flies regularly to Moscow and St Petersburg in Russia. Finnair serves Moscow in cooperation with Aeroflot four times daily. St Petersburg is served 20 times a week in cooperation with the airline Rossiya.

Finnair Launches Flights to Yekaterinburg
13 August 2008
Finnair begins flights from Helsinki to the city of Yekaterinburg in the Urals region of Russia at the beginning of September. The route is to be served three times a week with Airbus A319 aircraft. The flight time will be just three hours, with excellent connections in both directions.
"The flight time from Helsinki to Yekaterinburg is half that of any other connection via Western Europe," says Finnair's Sales director in Russia, Vesa Vilkkula. "There are fast connections in both directions to about 40 Europe destinations and especially to Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo.
"The opening route also serves our long-haul connections to North America and Asia as well as growing demand for domestic traffic to Rovaniemi, Kittilä and Kuusamo in northern Finland," says Vilkkula.
Yekaterinburg is in the heart of the Ural region and has good connections to the whole region of Siberia. There are also many European companies represented in this historical city and commercial relations with the West have been lively for some years.
The route operates from Helsinki on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. The flights depart at 23.50 in the evening and arrive at 5.55 local time.
From Yekaterinburg, flights depart on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6.50, arriving at Helsinki at 7.00 local time.
Finnair already flies regularly to Moscow and St Petersburg in Russia. Finnair serves Moscow in cooperation with Aeroflot four times daily. St Petersburg is served 20 times a week in cooperation with the airline Rossiya.