Finnair has confirmed that it will temporarily
suspend flights between Helsinki and Chongqing from 11 January
2017 to 2 May 2017, as part of the airline's measures to create
adequate room for pilot training for its A350 operations.
Finnair customers with tickets on the
affected flights will be
contacted by the airline or their travel agency to offer a suitable
rerouting, change of travel date or refund of the
ticket price.
"We apologize for the disruption this is causing
to our customers' travel plans, and will do our very best to find
a suitable solution for each passenger, during this temporary
period when we do not operate to Chongqing," said Jaakko Schildt,
Chief Operating Officer at Finnair.
Finnair will resume flights from Helsinki to
Chongqing on 3 May 2017, returning to normal year-round
operations.
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