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Take the Northern Lights to new heights with Finnair

Take the Northern Lights to new heights with Finnair

7 November 2025 Press Release Airline News

Finland’s national carrier, Finnair, brings UK travellers the opportunity to experience Finland’s popular Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) season, due to the darker winter nights. 2025 is predicted to bring the most impressive Northern Lights in around a decade with increased solar flares creating a more intense and recurrent experience. This year, the sun’s solar maximum - an 11 year cycle - will be at its peak, making this winter the perfect time to enjoy the once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Aurora 360 Flight Returns to the Yukon Skies

Aurora 360 Flight Returns to the Yukon Skies

One of the Yukon’s most extraordinary Northern Lights experiences is making its long-awaited return. After a six-year absence, the Aurora 360 Flight will take to the skies once again in February 2026, offering travellers a rare chance to witness the aurora borealis at 30,000ft aboard a private Air North aircraft, and the unique opportunity to see nature’s great phenomenon in all its celestial splendor.

Where to see the Northern Lights in 2025

Where to see the Northern Lights in 2025

26 November 2024 Press Release Tourism News

The 11-year solar cycle is peaking in 2025 which means we can expect more solar activity in the form of brighter, more frequent and further-reaching auroras. If seeing the aurora borealis is on your bucket list, this is time to travel north as scientists and travel experts cite next year as one of the most promising for predictable displays, especially close to the North Pole.

Northern Lights could reach Southern England

Northern Lights could reach Southern England

8 January 2014 Press Release Tourism News

Scientists from the Space Weather prediction Centre (SWPC) have today announced that a G3 storm (classified as a strong geomagnetic storm) is heading towards Earth and is predicted to be strong enough to produce northern lights displays that could be visible as far south as the Midlands, even Southern England.