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Brussels Airlines expands Nordic network with new winter flights to Norway and Finland

Brussels Airlines is expanding its winter leisure network with scheduled services to Evenes in Norway and Kemi and Kittilä in Finland, responding to growing demand for winter holidays in the Arctic region. The three destinations, previously served primarily through charter operations in cooperation with tour operators, will now also be available as regular scheduled flights […]

Aviation24.beAviation24.beAndré Orban17 Aug
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Discover Airlines expands Nordic network with two new Finnish destinations

Discover Airlines will continue expanding its Nordic network in 2027 with the launch of seasonal services to Savonlinna and Kajaani, giving travellers even more opportunities to explore Finland throughout the year. The Lufthansa Group leisure carrier will become the only airline offering nonstop flights from Frankfurt to both destinations. The new routes will increase Discover […]

Aviation24.beAviation24.beAndré Orban3 Aug

Finnair invites travellers to experience the happiest country’s jam-packed summer season

Whether it be Swamp Soccer championships, Terassimölkky’s Mölkky World Championships, or world-class music festivals under the midnight sun, Finnair, Finland’s national carrier, is inviting passengers to discover Finland’s vibrant summer season. With up to 48 direct flights from the UK to Helsinki each week, it’s never been easier to experience Finland at its most joyful, and for travellers to dive head first into Finnish culture.

Breaking Travel NewsBreaking Travel News29 Jul

Why Norway and Finland Should Preserve Two of Europe’s Most Important Security Arrangements

Svalbard is a stark archipelago of glaciers and coal mines lying 650 kilometers (403 miles) north of Norway’s North Cape, roughly halfway between the Norwegian mainland and the North Pole. It belongs to Norway but is governed under a 1920 treaty that grants nationals of more than 40 signatory states sweeping economic rights while barring Oslo from constructing naval bases or using the archipelago for “warlike” purposes. Far to the south, in the Baltic Sea between the Finnish and Swedish coasts, lie the Åland Islands, which are composed of roughly 6,500 islands and reefs. They are also home to 30,000

War on the RocksWar on the RocksDouglas Peifer27 Jul