Finnair's winter timetable additions include a third daily flight to Stockholm's Bromma Airport, as well as a fourth weekly departure to Yekaterinburg in Russia. Flights to Asia are also set to increase. 

In January 2011 flights to Seoul in South Korea will be boosted from three to six weekly, while departures to Nagoya in Japan will increase from three to five. There will be one additional flight for both Osaka in Japan and Delhi, bringing the frequencies to Osaka up to six times a week and making Delhi a daily service. This winter Finnair is operating its new wide-body Airbus aircraft on leisure routes to Phuket, Krabi and Las Palmas (Spain). 

Kaarina Peltonen, who is responsible for Finnair's traffic planning said, “The addition of new flights to our most important Asian destinations reflects the continuing growth in our connecting traffic to Asia.”