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Finnair Timetable Finnair Timetables From: ENONTEKIO Enontekio Airport To: HELSINKI Helsinki-Vantaa Airport ENF-HEL From Ð To Transfer information Elapsed Validity Days Dep Arr Flight Aircraft Arr Airport Dep Flight time -8May ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1115 1325 FC564 AT7 nonstop 0210 30Oct -30Oct ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1115 1325 FC564 AT7 nonstop 0210 12Feb -19Mar ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1115 1325 FC564 AT7 nonstop 0210 Finnair Timetables From: ENONTEKIO Enontekio Airport To: TURKU Turku Airport ENF-TKU From Ð To Transfer information Elapsed Validity Days Dep Arr Flight Aircraft Arr Airport Dep Flight time 19Feb -19Mar ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1115 1905 FC564 AT7/319/AT7 1325 HEL 1510 AY453 0750 1635 KTT 1710 FC526 Finnair Timetables From: HELSINKI Helsinki-Vantaa Airport To: ENONTEKIO Enontekio Airport HEL-ENF From Ð To Transfer information Elapsed Validity Days Dep Arr Flight Aircraft Arr Airport Dep Flight time -8May ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 0825 1040 FC563 AT7 nonstop 0215 30Oct -30Oct ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 0825 1040 FC563 AT7 nonstop 0215 12Feb -19Mar ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 0825 1040 FC563 AT7 nonstop 0215 Finnair Timetables From: HELSINKI Helsinki-Vantaa Airport To: IVALO Ivalo Airport HEL-IVL From Ð To Transfer information Elapsed Validity Days Dep Arr Flight Aircraft Arr Airport Dep Flight time 19Feb -20Feb ∂∂∂∂∂67 0730 0905 AY461 320 nonstop 0135 13Mar -20Mar ∂∂∂∂∂67 0730 0905 AY461 320 nonstop 0135 31Oct -31Oct ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1025 1200 AY557 320 nonstop 0135 1Nov -1Dec 1 2 3 ∂∂∂∂ 1025 1200 AY557 320 nonstop 0135 3Jan -9Feb 1 2 3 ∂∂∂∂ 1025 1200 AY557 320 nonstop 0135 21Mar -23Mar 1 ∂ 3 ∂∂∂∂ 1025 1200 AY557 320 nonstop 0135 26Apr -21Jun 1 ∂∂∂∂67 1040 1215 AY557 319 nonstop 0135 28Jun -23Aug 1 ∂∂∂∂∂7 1040 1215 AY557 319 nonstop 0135 30Aug -6Sep 1 ∂∂∂∂∂∂ 1040 1215 AY557 319 nonstop 0135 7Sep -28Sep 1 2 ∂∂∂∂∂ 1040 1215 AY557 319 nonstop 0135 2Oct -30Oct 1 ∂∂∂∂67 1040 1215 AY557 319 nonstop 0135 4Nov -18Nov ∂∂∂4 ∂ 67 1115 1250 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 19Nov -5Dec ∂∂∂4567 1115 1250 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 6Dec -2Jan 1234567 1115 1250 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 6Jan -13Feb ∂∂∂4567 1115 1250 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 14Feb -20Mar 1234567 1115 1250 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 24Mar - ∂∂∂4 ∂ 6 ∂ 1115 1250 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 -25Apr 1234567 1125 1300 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 27Jun -3Jul ∂∂∂∂567 1125 1300 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 9Jul -14Aug ∂∂∂∂56∂ 1125 1300 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 19Aug -28Aug ∂∂∂456∂ 1125 1300 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 29Aug -5Sep ∂∂34567 1125 1300 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 9Sep -26Sep ∂∂∂4567 1125 1300 AY465 320 nonstop 0135 3Mar -17Mar ∂∂∂4 ∂∂∂ 1235 1410 AY467 319 nonstop 0135 27Feb -20Mar ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1325 1500 AY467 319 nonstop 0135 -24Apr ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1600 1735 AY469 321 nonstop 0135 11Dec -19Mar ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1610 1745 AY469 320 nonstop 0135 29Dec -9Feb 1 2 3 ∂∂∂∂ 1615 1855 AY559 320 via KTT 0240 5May -24Jun ∂∂345∂∂ 1630 1805 AY559 319 nonstop 0135 30Jun -13Aug ∂∂345∂∂ 1630 1805 AY559 319 nonstop 0135 17Aug -4Sep ∂ 23456∂ 1630 1805 AY559 319 nonstop 0135 29Sep -29Oct ∂∂345∂∂ 1630 1805 AY559 319 nonstop 0135 26Apr -30Apr 12345∂∂ 1710 1845 AY559 319 nonstop 0135 -23Apr 1234567 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 25Apr -25Apr ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 26Jun -14Aug 1 2 ∂∂∂67 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 5Sep -26Sep ∂∂34567 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 4Nov -19Nov ∂∂∂45∂∂ 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 20Nov -10Dec ∂∂∂4567 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 12Dec -19Dec ∂∂∂45∂ 7 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 21Dec -28Dec 12345∂ 7 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 30Dec -13Feb ∂∂∂45∂ 7 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 14Feb -25Feb 12345∂ 7 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 26Feb -20Mar 1234567 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 24Mar - ∂∂∂45∂∂ 1715 1850 AY471 320 nonstop 0135 Finnair Timetables From: HELSINKI Helsinki-Vantaa Airport To: JOENSUU Joensuu Airport HEL-JOE From Ð To Transfer information Elapsed Validity Days Dep Arr Flight Aircraft Arr Airport Dep Flight time -25Jun 12345∂∂ 0615 0705 AY481 319 nonstop 0050 2Aug -17Dec 12345∂∂ 0615 0705 AY481 319 nonstop 0050 5Jan -25Mar 12345∂∂ 0615 0705 AY481 319 nonstop 0050 28Jun -30Jul 12345∂∂ 0715 0820 AY8261◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 -19Jun ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 0730 0835 AY8261◆ AT5 nonstop 0105 21Aug - ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 0730 0835 AY8261◆ AT5 nonstop 0105 -18Jun 12345∂∂ 0935 1040 AY8263◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 3Jul -31Jul ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 0935 1040 AY8263◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 16Aug -25Mar 12345∂∂ 0935 1040 AY8263◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 -19Jun ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1010 1110 AY8265◆ AT7 nonstop 0100 21Aug - ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1010 1110 AY8265◆ AT7 nonstop 0100 21Jun -13Aug 12345∂∂ 1040 1145 AY8265◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 -13Jun ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1145 1250 AY8273◆ AT5 nonstop 0105 15Aug -20Mar ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1145 1250 AY8273◆ AT5 nonstop 0105 26Jun -26Jun ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1220 1325 AY8265◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 7Aug -14Aug ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1220 1325 AY8265◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 -24Jun 12345∂∂ 1225 1325 AY8273◆ ATR nonstop 0100 16Aug -25Mar 12345∂∂ 1225 1325 AY8273◆ ATR nonstop 0100 -20Jun ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1610 1715 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 21Jun -25Jun 12345∂∂ 1610 1715 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 1Aug -15Aug 12345∂ 7 1610 1715 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 22Aug -20Mar ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1610 1715 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 -18Jun 12345∂∂ 1620 1715 AY489 E90 nonstop 0055 16Aug -25Mar 12345∂∂ 1620 1715 AY489 E90 nonstop 0055 -19Jun ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1710 1800 AY491 E90 nonstop 0050 4Sep -30Oct ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1710 1800 AY491 E90 nonstop 0050 6Nov - ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1710 1805 AY491 E90 nonstop 0055 -18Jun 12345∂∂ 1810 1910 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0100 16Aug -25Mar 12345∂∂ 1810 1910 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0100 26Jun -2Jul 1234567 1845 1950 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 4Jul -30Jul 12345∂ 7 1845 1950 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 7Aug -14Aug ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1845 1950 AY8275◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 31Oct -20Mar ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 2010 2115 AY8267◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 -25Jun 12345∂ 7 2015 2120 AY8267◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 1Aug -29Oct 12345∂ 7 2015 2120 AY8267◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 1Nov -25Mar 12345∂∂ 2015 2120 AY8267◆ AT7 nonstop 0105 ◆ Operated by Finnair partner airline Finnair Timetables From: HELSINKI Helsinki-Vantaa Airport To: JYVASKYLA Jyvaskyla Airport HEL-JYV From Ð To Transfer information Elapsed Validity Days Dep Arr Flight Aircraft Arr Airport Dep Flight time -17Jun 1234∂∂∂ 0630 0710 AY281 E70 nonstop 0040 16Aug -16Dec 1234∂∂∂ 0630 0710 AY281 E70 nonstop 0040 10Jan -24Mar 1234∂∂∂ 0630 0710 AY281 E70 nonstop 0040 -18Jun ∂∂∂∂5 ∂∂ 0630 0715 AY8141◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 20Aug -17Dec ∂∂∂∂5 ∂∂ 0630 0715 AY8141◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 14Jan - ∂∂∂∂5 ∂∂ 0630 0715 AY8141◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 21Jun -2Jul 12345∂∂ 0725 0815 AY8141◆ AT5 nonstop 0050 2Aug -13Aug 12345∂∂ 0725 0815 AY8141◆ AT5 nonstop 0050 -17Jun 1234∂∂∂ 0750 0835 AY8151◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 16Aug -24Mar 1234∂∂∂ 0750 0835 AY8151◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 -18Jun ∂∂∂∂5 ∂∂ 0930 1020 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 3Sep -29Oct ∂∂∂∂5 ∂∂ 0930 1020 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 -20Jun 1234∂∂7 0945 1030 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 1Aug -29Aug ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 0945 1030 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 30Aug -28Oct 1234∂∂7 0945 1030 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 1Nov -26Nov 12345∂∂ 0945 1030 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 20Dec -31Dec 12345∂∂ 0945 1030 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 31Jan -18Feb 12345∂∂ 0945 1030 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 7Mar -25Mar 12345∂∂ 0945 1030 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 31Oct -20Mar ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 0950 1040 AY8143◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 -26Jun ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1120 1205 AY8143◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 7Aug - ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1120 1205 AY8143◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 -25Mar 12345∂∂ 1300 1345 AY8153◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 20Apr -24Jun ∂ 2345∂∂ 1500 1545 AY8147◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 17Aug -29Oct ∂ 2345∂∂ 1500 1545 AY8147◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 30Nov -10Dec ∂ 2345∂∂ 1500 1545 AY8147◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 18Jan -18Mar ∂ 2345∂∂ 1500 1545 AY8147◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 2Nov -26Nov ∂ 2345∂∂ 1510 1555 AY8147◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 22Mar -25Mar ∂ 2345∂∂ 1510 1555 AY8147◆ AT5 nonstop 0045 6Nov - ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1600 1645 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 1Nov -25Mar 1 2 ∂∂5 ∂∂ 1625 1715 AY8145◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 -19Jun 123456∂ 1630 1720 AY8145◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 26Jun -31Jul 123456∂ 1630 1720 AY8145◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 7Aug -21Aug ∂∂∂∂∂6 ∂ 1630 1720 AY8145◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 23Aug -30Oct 123456∂ 1630 1720 AY8145◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 3Nov - ∂∂34∂∂∂ 1630 1720 AY8145◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 9Aug -16Aug 1 ∂∂∂∂∂∂ 1715 1800 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 10Aug -20Aug ∂ 2345∂∂ 1715 1805 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 -20Jun ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1740 1830 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 1Aug -1Aug ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1740 1830 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 15Aug -20Mar ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1740 1830 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0050 21Jun -27Jun 1 ∂∂∂∂∂7 1755 1845 AY8155◆ AT5 nonstop 0050 2Aug -8Aug 1 ∂∂∂∂∂7 1755 1845 AY8155◆ AT5 nonstop 0050 4Jul -25Jul ∂∂∂∂∂∂7 1810 1855 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 -25Jun ∂ 2345∂∂ 1815 1900 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 3Aug -6Aug ∂ 2345∂∂ 1815 1900 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 24Aug -25Mar ∂ 2345∂∂ 1815 1900 AY8155◆ AT7 nonstop 0045 -18Jun 12345∂ 7 2015 2105 AY8157◆ AT5 nonstop 0050 15Aug -25Mar 12345∂ 7 2015 2105 AY8157◆ AT5 nonstop 0050 31Oct -19Dec 12345∂ 7 2335 ●0015 AY299 E70 nonstop 0040 4Jan -25Mar 12345∂ 7 2335 ●0015 AY299 E70 nonstop 0040 -18Jun 12345∂ 7 2340 ●0020 AY299 E70 nonstop 0040 15Aug -29Oct 12345∂ 7 2340 ●0020 AY299 E70 nonstop 0040 ◆ Operated by Finnair partner airline ● Next day Finnair Timetables From: HELSINKI Helsinki-Vantaa Airport To: KAJAANI Kajaani Airport HEL-KAJ From Ð To Transfer information Elapsed Validity Days Dep Arr Flight Aircraft Arr Airport Dep Flight time -25Jun 12345∂∂ 0620 0720 AY381 E90 nonstop 0100 16Aug -29Oct 12345∂∂ 0620 0720 AY381 E90 nonstop 0100 1Nov -17Dec 12345∂∂ 0625 0725 AY381 E70 nonstop 0100 18Dec -14Jan 123456∂ 0625 0725 AY381 E70 nonstop 0100 17Jan -25Mar 12345∂∂ 0625 0725 AY381 E70 nonstop 0100 15Apr -28Apr 1 2 3 ∂∂∂∂ 1115 1330 AY549 E70 via KAO 0215 7May -25Jun ∂∂∂∂5 ∂∂ 1115 1330 AY549 E70 via KAO 0215 3May -21Jun 1 ∂∂∂∂∂∂ 1120 1335 AY549 E70 via KAO 0215 4May -24Jun ∂ 234∂∂∂ 1125 1340 AY549 E70 via KAO 0215 1Nov -17Nov 1234∂∂∂
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