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Finnair vs Ryanair route maps

Finnair flies 128 nonstop routes and Ryanair flies 2,727 nonstop routes. Both fly 5 routes (0% overlap), such as HEL–ALC, HEL–DBV, and HEL–SKG. 123 routes only on Finnair, 2,722 routes only on Ryanair; both serve 60 airports. Routes checked October 27, 2026.

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Routes both fly
5
Only AY
123
Only FR
2,722
Airports both serve
60

Route overlap

of all routes either flies are flown by both
0%
of the airports either serves are served by both
21%
of Finnair's routes Ryanair also flies
4%
of Ryanair's routes Finnair also flies
0%

Routes both fly · 5

Route sources (including Wikipedia fallback): Finnair ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Finnair ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Finnair ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Finnair ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026) and 79 more.

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Only Finnair · 123

Only Ryanair · 2722

From Dublin DUB · 124

From London STN · 161

Airports both serve · 60

If Finnair and Ryanair merged

Merged, Finnair and Ryanair would fly 2,850 nonstop routes to 290 airports in 50 countries. 5 routes (0% of the combined network) are flown by both today, where a merger would end head-to-head competition. Finnair would gain 170 new airports and Ryanair 60 new airports.

Merged nonstop routes
2,850
Airports served
290
Countries
50
Routes both fly today
5 (0%)

New for Finnair · 170

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Quick answers

Do Finnair and Ryanair fly the same routes?

Yes, 5 routes: Helsinki (HEL) to Alicante (ALC), Helsinki (HEL) to Dubrovnik (DBV), Helsinki (HEL) to Thessaloniki (SKG), Helsinki (HEL) to Venice (VCE), and Helsinki (HEL) to Vienna (VIE).

Which has more routes, Finnair or Ryanair?

Ryanair, with 2,727 nonstop routes to 230 airports, against 128 routes to 120 airports for Finnair.

Which airports do both Finnair and Ryanair fly to?

Agadir (AGA), Alicante (ALC), Amsterdam (AMS), Arrecife (ACE), Barcelona (BCN), Berlin (BER), Bologna (BLQ), Brussels (BRU), Budapest (BUD), Catania (CTA), Copenhagen (CPH), Dalaman (DLM), Dublin (DUB), Dubrovnik (DBV), and Edinburgh (EDI), and 45 more.

Which routes does only Finnair fly?

123 routes, including Stockholm (ARN) to Helsinki (HEL), Berlin (BER) to Helsinki (HEL), Bergen (BGO) to Stockholm (ARN), Bangkok (BKK) to Helsinki (HEL), Bangkok (BKK) to Melbourne (MEL), and Brussels (BRU) to Helsinki (HEL), and 117 more.

Which routes does only Ryanair fly?

2,722 routes, including Arrecife (ACE) to Beauvais (BVA), Arrecife (ACE) to Cologne (CGN), Arrecife (ACE) to Venice (VCE), Arrecife (ACE) to Dakhla (VIL), Málaga (AGP) to Aarhus (AAR), and Málaga (AGP) to Aberdeen (ABZ), and 2716 more.

What is the longest route both Finnair and Ryanair fly?

Helsinki (HEL) to Alicante (ALC), about 1,883 miles great-circle.

Where do these route maps come from?

Each airline's own route map, timetable and newsroom pages, with Wikipedia used only where an airline publishes none. Every source is linked under the map; the newest was checked October 27, 2026.

How much do Finnair and Ryanair overlap?

0% of the routes either airline flies are flown by both. That is 4% of Finnair's routes and 0% of Ryanair's; 21% of the airports either serves are served by both.

What would a Finnair and Ryanair merger fly?

Merged, Finnair and Ryanair would fly 2,850 nonstop routes to 290 airports in 50 countries. 5 routes (0% of the combined network) are flown by both today, where a merger would end head-to-head competition. Finnair would gain 170 new airports and Ryanair 60 new airports.

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