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Finnair has sold four of subsidiary Aero's seven ATR-72 turboprop aircraft. The 68 seat aircraft have
been operated by Finnair on routes in southern Finland and the Baltic States since 1989. The aircraft
were purchased by ATR Leasing and will continue to fly in Sweden, Serbia and South Korea.
"The aircraft are getting on in age but are in very good condition. Their technology and economic
efficiency are still quite competitive. Finnair has been replacing its ATR routes with new Embraer jet
aircraft operated frequencies," said Finnair Assistant Vice President Maunu
Visuri.
A sales profit of approximately 4.5 million euros will be recorded for the second quarter and an over
one million euro sales profit for the third quarter.
Aero continues to operate three ATR-72 aircraft primarily from Helsinki to Tallinn, Tampere and
Turku.
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