Finnair will start flying between Helsinki and Bergen and Tromsø in Norway on December 14th.

The routes will be operated by Norwegian regional airline Widerøe, and the flights are sold and marketed by Finnair.

“We are pleased to restart our services to Bergen and Tromsø,” said Ole Orvér, chief commercial officer at Finnair.

“Finnish travellers will enjoy direct flights to the Norwegian coast, known for its breath-taking scenery and ideal opportunities for exploring the beautiful fjords.

“We are also happy to be able to offer our customers in Norway great connections to Finnair’s network in Europe, Asia and the United States.”

During the winter season until the end of March, flights from Bergen to Helsinki are operated on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

In the summer season from the beginning of April, Finnair will fly to Bergen daily.

The flight between Tromsø and Helsinki takes place on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

The flights will be operated with DASH-8 Q400 aircraft.