Finnair Flight Cancellations January 18 – 21, 2025

Finnair is negotiating with its Pilot Union about a new collective agreement that has led to flight cancellations and delays due to pilots refusing overtime and standby duty. Finnair has been canceling 5 to 15 flights daily, including some long-haul rotations, and this is expected […]

Jan 21, 2025 - 16:55
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Finnair is negotiating with its Pilot Union about a new collective agreement that has led to flight cancellations and delays due to pilots refusing overtime and standby duty.

Finnair has been canceling 5 to 15 flights daily, including some long-haul rotations, and this is expected to continue until a new agreement is reached.

You can access Finnair here.

Remember that Finnair must rebook affected passengers to their final destination at the earliest possible opportunity even when this means moving them to other airlines such as Lufthansa and Swiss.

The airline is also required to provide Duty to Care in case of long delays, which means accommodation and meals.

Work actions by airline employees are also not considered extraordinary, and thus, airlines are required to compensate passengers who arrive at their final destination with a delay per EC 261/2004.

Finnair Cancelled Flights:

January 18, 2025

AY601 HEL-IVL

AY951 HEL-CPH

AY1141 HEL-WAW

AY1541 HEL-BRU

AY579 HEL-KTT

AY1963 HEL-DXB

AY1335 HEL-LHR

AY915 HEL-OSL

AY535 HEL-RVN

AY1395 HEL-DUS

AY607 HEL-IVL

AY445 HEL-OUL

AY577 HEL-KTT

AY1341 HEL-LHR

January 19, 2025

AY1403 HEL-MUC

AY1761 HEL-FCO

AY1531 HEL-GVA

AY1751 HEL-MXP

AY571 HEL-KTT

AY1739 HEL-LIS

AY579 HEL-KTT

AY1335 HEL-LHR

AY915 HEL-OSL

AY535 HEL-RVN

AY15 HEL-JFK

AY1653 HEL-BCN

AY1425 HEL-HAM

AY609 HEL-IVL

January 20, 2025

AY1143 HEL-WAW

AY1305 HEL-AMS

AY455 HEL-OUL

AY1255 HEL-BUD

AY41 HEL-ICN

AY1339 HEL-LHR

January 21, 2025 (So Far)

AY99 HEL-HKG

AY431 HEL-OUL

AY1541 HEL-BRU

AY1433 HEL-BER

AY1365 HEL-MAN

AY1405 HEL-MUC

Conclusion

Last-minute cancellations and plane swaps are possible, as Norra pilots are flying business as usual (Finnair’s “express” and regional airline).

From the reports I have seen, Finnair has been quite good at rebooking affected passengers to other airlines, but options for those already in transit might be fewer.

At least one long-haul cancellation seems to occur daily, and it is unclear if Finnair sacrifices flights with the fewest passengers, such as Seoul or Hong Kong rotations.

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