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| 1. | Helsinki Airport in brief - Helsinki Airport |
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| 2. | Work on the Ring Rail Line begun in various parts of the airport - Helsinki Airport |
| Work on the Ring Rail Line begun in various parts of the airport Tweet Share A A Print In 2014 a high-speed rail link to Helsinki Airport will be opened. The rail link connects the northern main line and western Martinlaakso lines The airport station will be constructed underground between Terminals 1 and 2. Surface construction began at Helsinki Airport in December 2009. Work will be done in phases simultaneously at several different sites throughout the airport area. Visitors arriving at the airport in th | |
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| 3. | Support for children in developing countries - Helsinki Airport |
| Support for children in developing countries Tweet Share A A Print Finnish airport administration Finavia Corporation supports Helsinki Airport in its co-operation with Plan Finland, a development co-operation organisation. Green 'Pastille' collection Since the beginning of 2008, passengers have had the opportunity to donate coins left over from their travels in 'Pastille' collection receptacles designed by designer Eero Aarnio . The joint Finavia and Plan fundraiser collected a total of EUR 43,000 by May 2 | |
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| 4. | Winter wonderland welcomes you to fly via Helsinki - Helsinki Airport |
| Winter wonderland welcomes you to fly via Helsinki Tweet Share A A Print One year ago, a BBC News report on Helsinki Airport's snow miracle spread like wildfire around the world. While many European airports suffered delays and cancellations, Helsinki Airport stayed open in spite of snowfall and sub-zero temperatures. The success of Helsinki Airport's position as a leading long-haul airport in Northern Europe and a fast and smooth transfer airport for flights between Europe and Asia relies on efficient wint | |
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| 5. | Art at Helsinki Airport - Helsinki Airport |
| Art at Helsinki Airport Tweet Share A A Print Matura, Fortume and Vivo The installation by artist Päivi Rintaniemi consists of three, large clay pieces, which are called Matura, Fortume and Vivo. The pieces were made using a high-fire technique at 1250°C. The fragile-looking, but durable stoneware pieces simultaneously convey a sense of monumentality and delicacy. Location: Gate 35 Open to all passengers travelling to a non-Schengen country. Finnflakes Finnflakes, an installation by Finnish artist Tiina Ver | |
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| 6. | Helsinki Airport on the leading edge of green landings - Helsinki Airport |
| Helsinki Airport on the leading edge of green landings Tweet Share A A Print Nearly 60% of all aircraft landing at Helsinki Airport are already employing the "Continuous Descent Approach" This reduces aircraft fuel consumption, emissions and noise. Green landings result in a 10-30% savings in fuel and, in turn, exhaust emissions. For large aircraft this can mean a savings of some 200 kilograms of fuel. Correspondingly, carbon dioxide emissions are reduced by approximately 640 kg. The Continuous Descent Appr | |
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| 7. | Multiple award-winning services - Helsinki Airport |
| Multiple award-winning services Tweet Share A A Print Since 1997, Helsinki Airport has been chosen among Europe’s best airports. In international passenger surveys on the quality of airport services, Helsinki Airport has placed in the top rank in Europe and even in the world. 1997 Best in Europe (Iata) 1998 Best in the world (Iata) 1999 Best in the world by size (Iata) Golden Key (The Association for Finnish Work) 2000 Best in the world by size (Iata) Best in Europe (Iata) Service Excellence Award (Airport | |
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| 8. | Sixty years of Helsinki Airport - Helsinki Airport |
| Sixty years of Helsinki Airport Tweet Share A A Print Helsinki Airport was opened in 1952 for the Helsinki Olympic Games. Today, the airport handles nearly 13 million passengers a year and provides around 20,000 jobs. 1952 Helsinki Airport opened 1956 second runway opened 1956 first radar system installed 1969 new passenger terminal opened 1973 first security checks on international flights 1983 passenger terminal extension completed 1993 new Domestic Flights Terminal opened 1996 International Terminal enla | |
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| 9. | Aiming for an environmentally aware airport - Helsinki Airport |
| Aiming for an environmentally aware airport Tweet Share A A Print Environmental work at Helsinki Airport is based on the Finavias’s environmental policy. All activities are based on an ISO 14001 compliant environmental management programme. A comprehensive monitoring system not only enables to obtain information about the environmental impacts of our activities but also helps to plan, direct and monitor any remedial actions required. 30 years of working for the environment Environmental work at Helsinki Air | |
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| 10. | Helsinki Airport Exhibitions - Helsinki Airport |
| Helsinki Airport Exhibitions Tweet Share A A Print Helsinki Airport has a permanent aviation exhibition. Exhibition changes every six months. Location: Terminal 2, arrivals 2A Open to all airport visitors. Portraits of Aviation, January-June 2012 Photo: Mikaela Löfroth The Helsinki Airport photography exhibition will be showing the work of six Finnish portrait artists from January to June, 2012. Mikaela Löfroth of Hämeenlinna, Peero Lakanen and Sami Reivinen of Tampere , and Petra Tiihonen , Sami Tirkkonen | |
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