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Finnair offers 95 per cent off fares for Ukrainians
Finnair is now offering special, heavily discounted fares for Ukrainians looking to escape the conflict.
It is offering one-way flights from select cities in Eastern Europe discounted by 95%.
Net fares with a reduction of 95% are now available for one-way flights from Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk, Budapest and Prague to Helsinki.
The discount is available with code ‘Ukraine95’ by visiting finnair.com throughout March.
Only taxes and fees will be added to ticket prices.
Ukrainians can travel from Schengen countries to Finland without a passport, using other ID, such as a birth certificate instead.
Finnair continues to support Ukrainians through Unicef, with customers have donated over €200,000 worth of Finnair Plus points to provide assistance.
It has also donated blankets and other materials to organisations which arrange support to Ukraine.
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