Finnair will operate a the cross-border flight up north with a 68-seater ATR aircraft. Photo: ATR

Finnair to link Helsinki and Ivalo with Kirkenes

The Finnish flag carrier starts flying to the Norwegian Barents Sea destination in next year’s summer program.

Thomas Nilsen

9 April 2024 - 02:00

Kirkenes will be Finnair’s northernmost destination as the first flight from Helsinki via Ivalo will take off in early April 2025, the company informs in a press release.

Kirkenes airport in Norway’s northeast. Photo: Thomas Nilsen

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Finnair to link Helsinki and Ivalo with Kirkenes

The Finnish flag carrier starts flying to the Norwegian Barents Sea destination in next year’s summer program.

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