Finnair is to add capacity between Ireland and Finland for summer and winter 2017.
From March 27, it will fly up to nine weekly flights a week to Dublin, an increase of three flights per week over the current winter schedule.
It will also add an additional weekly frequency between Dublin and Helsinki for the winter 2017 season.
The additional services are part of a larger announcement of increases in capacity across Finnair’s European short-haul network for the coming year.
"These exciting changes and developments for our airline reflect the increased demand, both from European customers and inbound travellers from Asia on these popular routes," said Andrew Fish, general manager, UK, Ireland and Benelux.
The new flights are on sale now.
