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Finnair nearly doubles third-quarter net profit, raises revenue outlook and expects 7% passenger growth in 2026

Finnair reported third-quarter net profit of €59.1 million, up from €30.5 million a year earlier, while comparable operating profit rose to €84 million from €50.7 million and revenue increased 14.2%. The carrier raised its revenue guidance and expects passenger numbers to grow 7% in 2026 on 1% capacity growth.

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Finnair nearly doubles third-quarter net profit, raises revenue outlook and expects 7% passenger growth in 2026

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