Finnair will cancel some flights on June 2 due to a strike by the Finnish Aviation Union (IAU).
The strike will take place at Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport for four hours. Although it is not restricted to specific times, essential operations such as aircraft maintenance, ground operations, and catering will be temporarily halted. Passengers are advised to carry essential items as hand luggage.
As a result, approximately 50 flights will be canceled, affecting 3,600 passengers. Alternative flights will be offered to booked customers, who will be notified via email or app.
The strike was also held five times in May, resulting in over 500 canceled flights, affecting routes to Japan as well. Another strike is expected on June 4, with changes to reservations already being accepted.
