Finnair cancels December flights amid pilot strike

Flight disruptions announced due to pilot strike - Customers to be rerouted following flight disruptions on December 9 and 13

Finnair has announced the cancellation of several flights on December 9 and 13 due to an ongoing pilot strike. The industrial action, organized by the Finnish Pilot Union, is impacting operations, leading to significant adjustments for travelers.

Passengers to be rerouted or refunded

The airline has assured affected customers that they will be rerouted onto alternative flights whenever possible. Finnair is also offering refunds for travelers whose flights have been canceled and for whom no suitable alternative can be provided. “We regret the inconvenience this strike is causing to our passengers and are working hard to minimize disruptions,” stated a spokesperson for Finnair.

Limited impact on long-haul flights

Despite the strike, Finnair has confirmed that most long-haul services, including key routes to Asia and North America, will continue to operate. The focus remains on maintaining essential connections for international passengers.

Customer assistance available

Finnair is contacting all affected customers directly with updates on their flights and available options. Passengers are encouraged to monitor their email and the airline’s website for real-time updates and assistance. Finnair’s customer service team is on hand to address queries and support passengers during this period.

A challenging situation for Finnair

This disruption comes during a critical travel season, posing challenges for Finnair’s operations and customers alike. The airline has emphasized its commitment to resolving the situation as swiftly as possible while keeping passenger safety and convenience as top priorities.

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