Customers will be able to choose from flights to 10 destinations in Asia, five in the US and 62 across Europe as part of the new schedule. Those looking to travel to Finland will be able to make use of Finnair’s expanded UK and Ireland offering. 
 
Ole Orver, Finnair chief commercial officer, said: "We are happy to see travel recovering at a rapid pace, and our winter network caters to the needs of both corporate and leisure travellers."
 
In Asia, Finnair will continue to serve Delhi, Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo with daily flights connecting to Finnair’s European network. 
 
The airline will also fly to its newest destination, Mumbai, four days a week, in addition to operating flights to Hong Kong seven times a week and to Shanghai once a week.

Meanwhile, travellers to Thailand can choose from up to 14 weekly flights to Bangkok, three a week to Phuket and twice weekly departures to Krabi. 
 
Finnair also operates flights from Stockholm to the US, including three weekly direct services to New York, Los Angeles and Miami. Asian destinations include Bangkok and Phuket with two weekly flights to each destination.

Due to the continued closure of Russian airspace, flights will be suspended from Helsinki to Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Sapporo for the winter season.