Finnair Crew Has The Most Stylish Uniform

Finnair Airlines is the Government owned Airline company of Finland, also the flag carrier and major airline carrier of that country, with its flight operations from the Hun of Heisinki Vantaa Airport, having a fleet size of 66, connecting 63 destinations under normal schedules , more destinations with chartered flight assignments, this airline company was founded in 1923, facing challenges during World War II, the Finland Government having plans to reduce its share holding from 58.8% to 50%, it has been granted 4 star rank by Skytrax.

Finnair Airlines has code share agreements with 12 international airline companies, which participate in Finnair Plus which is the Frequent Flyer program of Finnair, in its inflight catering Finnair serves cold salad and non-alcoholic beverages free in all its flights, while meals and alcoholic beverages are sold for a price and the inflight entertainment in Finnair flights provide LCD monitors and personal entertainment system, with the exception of few flights.

Finnair airlines cabin crew’s uniform is impressive having ranked as the fifth most stylish uniform by French Bon Voyage magazine, the uniform stripes indicating the rank of the crew member, the uniform code insisting on wearing different color ties for different positions and occasions, besides regulations like the crew member should wear gloves during the times of take off and landing on safety points of view.

Turkish Airlines, also called THY shortly as an acronym of its Turkish name, is the National flag carrier of Turkey, having its main hub at Ataturk International Airport, with secondary hubs at Esenboga International Airport, Sabiha Gokcen International Airport and Adnan Menderes Airport, operating 180 aircrafts serving 187 destinations of which 146 are international, has its company slogan ‘We are Turkish Airlines, We are Globally Yours’.

Turkish Airlines has bagged many awards and recognitions from the Air transport community, including Europe’s best Airline and Southern Europes Best Airline Awards in the Skytrax’s 2011 World Airline Awards ceremony.

Turkish Airlines has code share agreements with 32 international airline companies, Turkish Airlines Flight Academy training cadets since 2006, it operates a Maintenance center too in its hub Ataturk International Airport.

Turkish Airlines has a track record of challenges, mixed with successes and failures, during pre-war and post war period, withstanding all of them, it has come out as a successful carrier of Finland, having a passenger traffic of 29 million in 2010, progressively increasing from 17 million in 2006, this airline company is well tuned for a success wonder of Finland origin.