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| FINNAIR | GENERAL INFORMATION |
| EU Departures from: | Stockholm |
| Flights to: | Phuket (Non-Stop) |
| Service Class: | Economy Business Class |
| Aircraft: | A330 A350 |
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| Skytrax Rating: | 4-Star Airline 2022 Best Airline in Northern Europe Award |
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NEW: Finnair Nonstop Flights from Stockholm to Phuket
Finnair has launched its nonstop flight service from Stockholm to Phuket, with the first flight arriving on October 25. The Nordic region has traditionally brought many big-spending tourists to Phuket and Thailand, and Finnair will operate flights twice a week from Sweden’s capital to Phuket.
The flights are great news after reports that many international carriers are dropping their slots in Thailand amid reopening unclarity. Finnair will fly from now until April 24 of next year, operating 2 flights a week until November 29 when it will add a third flight each week.
This is the first nonstop flight that Finnair has operated between Sweden and Thailand and the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s Executive Director for Europe, Africa, and Middle East Region has welcomed the flights, lauding the opportunity for Swedes to easily flee the freezing cold Nordic winters for the sun-drenched beaches of Thailand.
Finnair will also run flights from Finland’s capital city Helsinki into Thailand, flying into both Bangkok and Phuket. Flights will operate 2 to 4 times per week starting in November and continuing through March of 2022.
Sweden has traditionally been the country in Scandinavia with the largest number of travellers to Thailand before the Covid-19 pandemic with Phuket being one of the most popular travel destinations. Previous figures for Swedish travellers found that the average length of stay is 19 days with a spending average of about 85,000 THB per person.
Sweden has been approved for Thailand’s Test & Go program that allows fully vaccinated travellers from 46 approved countries to enter the country without quarantine starting November 1. In total, 5 Nordic countries have been approved for that scheme, with Denmark, Finland, Iceland, and Norway also making the list. -
Finnair recognized again as the Best Airline In Northern Europe
It’s Oscar time! For the airlines, that is. Air travelers have again voted Finnair the Best Airline in Northern Europe at the World Airline Awards by Skytraxin 2022. This is the 12th consecutive time that Finnair has received this recognition. Perhaps it’s time to put this gem on your radar screen. The World Airline Awards by Skytrax is the world’s largest, annual airline passenger satisfaction survey, also known as the Oscars of the aviation industry. The survey analyses customer satisfaction for the overall airline customer experience, at both the airport and on board the aircraft.
Finnair continues to work for competitive customer experience with special focus on retaining the quality of its product and service, operative reliability, enhanced digital services and increased customer choice. Finnair is a network airline, specializing in connecting passenger and cargo traffic between Asia, North America and Europe. Sustainability is at the heart of everything it does – Finnair intends to reduce its net emissions by 50% by the end of 2025 from the 2019 baseline and achieve carbon neutrality latest by the end of 2045. Finnair is a member of the oneworld alliance.“We are delighted to get this recognition that speaks of the dedication of every Finnair employee to create a frictionless travel experience for our customers,”
says Tiina Tissari, Vice President, Customer Experience and Products at Finnair.
“Our operating environment has not been easy over the past two years, but our focus has always been on customers.”Comment
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