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VNO FLIGHT REYKJAVIK HELSINKI DESTINATIONS 2020 OSLO DESTINATION AIRLINES STOCKHOLM AMMAN (Jordan) Ryanair AMSTERDAM (Netherlands) airBaltic ATHENS (Greece) Ryanair, WizzAir TALLINN BARCELONA (Spain) Ryanair, WizzAir BELFAST (United Kingdom) WizzAir GOTHENBURG BERIN (Germany) airBaltic, Ryanair RIGA BILLUND (Denmark) WizzAir BREMEN (Germany) Ryanair BILLUND MOSCOW BRUSSELS (Belgium) Brussels Airlines, Ryanair CHANIA (Greece) Ryanair COPENHAGEN (Denmark) BELFAST COPENHAGEN SAS LEEDS VNO CORFU (Greece) Ryanair HAMBURG MINSK DONCASTER (United Kingdom) WizzAir DONCASTER DORTMUND (Germany) WizzAir LIVERPOOL DUBLIN (Ireland) Ryanair BREMEN BERLIN DUBROVNIK (Croatia) airBaltic DUBLIN AMSTERDAM EIDHOVEN (Netherlands) WizzAir DORTMUND EILAT (Israel) WizzAir SOUTHEND FRANKFURT (Germany) Luﬅhansa, Ryanair WARSAW GOTHENBURG (Sweden) airBaltic EINDHOVEN KYIV KHARKIV HAMBURG (Germany) airBaltic LONDON HELSINKI (Finland) Finnair LVIV ISTANBUL (Turkey) Turkish Airlines BRUSSELS KYIV (Ukraine) Ukraine International Airlines, WizzAir, Ryanair VIENNA LVIV KHARKIV (Ukraine) Ryanair FRANKFURT ZAPORIZHIA KUTAISI (Georgia) WizzAir PARIS LARNACA (Cyprus) WizzAir ODESSA LEEDS (United Kingdom) Ryanair ZURICH MUNICH LIVERPOOL (United Kingdom) Ryanair LONDON LCY (United Kingdom) LOT LONDON (United Kingdom) Ryanair, WizzAir TREVISO LVIV (Ukraine) WizzAir RIJEKA MADRID (Spain) Ryanair MILAN MALTA (Malta) Ryanair KUTAISI MILAN (Italy) Ryanair, WizzAir NICE MINSK (Belarus) Belavia DUBROVNIK MOSCOW (Russia) Aeroﬂot MUNICH (Germany) airBaltic MADRID ROME NICE (France) Wizzair BARCELONA ODESSA (Ukraine) Ukraine International Airlines ISTANBUL OSLO (Norway) Norwegian Air Shuttle, Ryanair, WizzAir PARIS (France) Ryanair, WizzAir, airBaltic CORFU REYKJAVIK (Iceland) WizzAir YEREVAN RIGA (Latvia) airBaltic RIJEKA (Croatian) airBaltic ATHENS ROME (Italy) Ryanair LARNACA SOUTHEND (United Kingdom) Ryanair, WizzAir Summer seasonal routes STOCKHOLM (Sweeden) SAS, Norwegian Air Shuttle MALTA TALLINN (Estonia) airBaltic Winter seasonal routes TEL AVIV (Israel) CHANIA WizzAir, Ryanair Regular routes TREVISO (Italy) Ryanair AMMAN VIENNA (Austria) Laudamotion, Austrian Airlines Soon WARSAW (Poland) LOT YEREVAN (Armenia) WizzAir TEL AVIV ZAPORIZHIA (Ukraine) WizzAir ZURICH (Switzerland) airBaltic EILAT .

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