FinnAir airplanes

Despite the fact that FinnAir was founded in 1923, the average age of its aircraft is less than 10 years. The carrier regularly renews its fleet and keeps it in perfect condition.

Contents

1 Airbus A350-900
2 Airbus A330-300
3 Airbus A321
4 Airbus A320
5 Airbus A319
6 ATR-72
7 Embraer 190

Airbus A350-900

The largest FinnAir airplane currently in service. The fuselage length of 67 meters provides a large capacity (up to 336 passengers). It has a range of 12,100 km and a cruising speed of 900 km/h. The airplane is equipped with a comfortable cabin, and due to powerful engines its power consumption has been reduced by 25%. The carrier’s main board.

Airbus A330-300

A modern airplane from Airbus. Wingspan of 60 meters allows it to reach speeds of up to 890 km/h while maintaining flight stability. Its flight range is up to 9000 km.

Airbus A321

Classic airliner with 209 seats. The shortened cabin (44.9 m) reduces fuel consumption while maintaining a cruising speed of 840 km/h.

Airbus A320

A proven Airbus airliner, one of the most widely used airplanes in the world. Despite its small capacity (up to 174 passengers), there are 14 business class seats.

Airbus A319

FinnAir’s regional destinations airplane. At the moment there are 5 ships in service, which will be replaced by more modern A350s by mid 2025s. Some of the aircraft do not have business class.

ATR-72

A turboprop airplane with minimal fuel consumption and a distinctive nose with radar equipment. It is a larger version of the ATR 42 turboprop airliner.

Embraer 190

Air cab with 100 seats. Airplanes of this class do not have a business cabin. One of the quietest and most economical airliners on the market, which is achieved by the rational arrangement of engines.