Yes, you can check in online for a Finnair airline flight. You can do it through their website or mobile app. The online check-in typically opens 36 hours before the scheduled departure time and closes 1 hour before the flight's departure. During the online check-in process, you can select your seat, print out your boarding pass, and choose any extra services you may need.

If your baggage has been lost or damaged during a Finnair flight, you should contact the Finnair baggage services immediately. You can find the contact information for Finnair baggage services on their website, under the "Baggage Claims" section. You can also file a baggage claim online through their website. Make sure to have your flight information and baggage receipts handy when you contact the baggage services.

Finnair usually closes check-in and boarding 45 minutes before departure for flights within Europe and 1 hour before departure for long-haul flights. It is recommended to arrive at the airport at least 2 hours before departure for international flights and 1 hour before departure for domestic flights.

Yes, Finnair pays compensation for flight delays and cancellations in certain circumstances, as outlined in EU Regulation 261/2004. Passengers are entitled to compensation if their Finnair flight is delayed for more than three hours, cancelled less than 14 days before departure, or if they are denied boarding due to overbooking. The amount of compensation varies depending on the distance of the flight and the length of the delay, and can range from €250 to €600. Passengers should contact Finnair directly or seek legal assistance to claim their compensation.

Yes, Finnair provides additional services for passengers with disabilities. These services include wheelchair assistance, special meal requests, assistance for visually impaired or hearing-impaired passengers, and the possibility of bringing a service animal onboard. Passengers with disabilities are advised to contact Finnair's special assistance team at least 48 hours before their flight to arrange for these services.

Yes, Finnair provides meals and drinks on board, depending on the duration of the flight and the class of service booked. Alcoholic drinks are available for purchase on most Finnair flights, except for short flights within Europe. However, complimentary beer, wine, and sparkling wine are offered in Finnair Business Class.

Yes, Finnair airline tickets may be refundable depending on the fare rules and restrictions of the ticket purchased. Some fares may be fully refundable while others may only allow a partial or no refund at all. It is best to check the fare rules and contact Finnair's customer service for more information on the refund policy for a specific ticket.

Finnair welcomes children and babies on their flights. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Finnair suggests that parents/guardians bring their child's valid identification documents such as passports if traveling outside of the country. Finnair offers special meals for children between the ages of 2-11 years old. Parents/guardians must request the special meal while booking or by contacting Finnair's customer service. There are also vegetarian and special meal options for adults. In terms of entertainment, Finnair does not have a specific entertainment system for children. However, there are movies and television shows available that are suitable for children. Finnair also offers a selection of children's magazines and books on board. Finnair recommends that parents/guardians bring toys, books, and other games to entertain their children during the flight. Finnair also suggests that parents/guardians walk around the cabin with their child to stretch their legs and for a change of scenery. Overall, Finnair sets basic conditions for traveling with children and babies. While there is no specific entertainment system for children, parents/guardians can bring their children's favorite toys or books to keep them entertained. Finnair also offers special meal options for children and recommends that parents/guardians take breaks and walk around the cabin with their child.