Finnair and Belavia, the national airline
company of Belarusia, have signed a codeshare agreement.
The co-operation covers flights between Helsinki
and Minsk and will commence 15 August 2011.
The route is flown three times a week, on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Sundays, with a Canadair CRJ200 jet
aircraft.
The flight arrives in Helsinki at 15:45 and departs back
to Minsk at 16:45.
Belavia, established in 1996, is based in Minsk
and it operates a modern fleet consisting of 10 Boeing 737 and 4
Canadair aircrafts. The company started operating to Helsinki in
June this year.
"This new agreement adds an interesting new
destination to our route map and gives our guests from Asia and
Europe a convenient way to reach Minsk by using Helsinki as a
connect point," said Hannu Sundberg, Vice President Commercial
Airline Partnerships at Finnair.
The addition of this new route to Minsk from
Helsinki complements Finnair’s Baltic area network.
Currently,
Finnair and its partners serve five other destinations in the
Baltics – Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius, St Petersburg and Gdansk – and
nine destinations in Scandinavia.
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