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Finnair is facing significant disruptions due to strikes by the Finnish Aviation Union at Helsinki Airport on June 2 and June 4, 2025, following a previous walkout on May 30. Approximately 3,600 passengers are expected to be affected, with numerous flight cancellations. Essential airport services, including baggage handling and catering, are severely impacted. Finnair warns of delays and recommends passengers pack essentials and stay informed about flight updates. From June 2 to June 5, onboard services will be limited, with only basic refreshments offered on domestic and European flights. Travelers are urged to check Finnair’s official channels for updates.