Finnair Rejuggles Network To Cut Fleet

September 14, 2022
Finnair Airbus A330
Finnair has found more work for its Airbus A330s through its alliance with Qatar Airways.
Credit: joepriesaviation.net
For decades, Finnair has followed a unique business model among European airlines. Just like Icelandair in the North Atlantic, the carrier took advantage of the geographic location of its hub and connected Europe with Asia. But the political consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war turned that...

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