We arrive at Helsinki Airport on 26th July at 1320 (assuming Easyjet are on time) and depart for our flight to Savonlinna at 1600. These are two spearate bookings.
Is this long enough to make the connection? Will we need to go land-side and then check in from there (or can we stay airside and ckeck in with FinnComm from there?) In short, any advice on this, please. Thanks
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Either way, that%26#39;s bags of time. You will have to go through passport control as you%26#39;re entering the Schengen zone, but that won%26#39;t hold you up for more than a few minutes. Helsinki-Vantaa is a small and well run airport.
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Plenty of time. But you will also have to collect your bags and check them in at FinnCom desk (or if you check in via Internet take bags to baggage drop).
Domestic flights%26#39; check in is at the other terminal so it also includes some walking.
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Yep, as the above poster have informed you should have loads of time. And as EasyJet is only point-to-point operator, you%26#39;ll have to pick up your luggage from the Terminal 2, Arrivals Hall 2. When you leave the baggage reclaim area just turn left and walk through the connecting passage way (indoors) to the Terminal 1 and check in there for your onward flight. It%26#39;s about 300 m walk.
As of August 5 all Finncomm (and Finnair) domestic flights will be operated from the Terminal 2.
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