Finnair A350 Business Class Los Angeles to Helsinki

[@lukum55]

Being founded in 1923 Finnair is the worlds 6th oldest airline still in operation and with no on board fatalities or airframe loss incidents since 1963 its also considered one of the safest airlines.

[@braindisorder5043]

Jep. Aika pehmee😅

[@fghjk3456]

Yeah, that's because finnish goverment have been saving the company many, many times. Without goverments support it would crash like crap.

[@braindisorder5043]

@@fghjk3456 Mitä vitun väliä sillä on millä rahalla ne lentää kuhan ei kukaan menetä henkeensä? Ooksä vähän apassi?

[@solared]

@@fghjk3456 as if that doesn't happen to other flag carriers 😅 that's basically standard nowadays.

[@anttij2973]

@@fghjk3456 Almost every airline has been bailed out who knows how many times.

[@AIRLINEVIDEOS]

Awesome video! Love Finnair.

[@GreenerGrass]

Thanks so much for watching! I tried to track you guys down when I was at LAX, but I couldn’t find you!

[@nakennille127]

@@GreenerGrass i like finnair to but helsinki isnt as nice as Stockholm

[@erikbergqvist9102]

Food varies heavy when you fly TO Helsinki, compared to flying from it. My experience is that the food is always a safe bet and fantastic when flying from Hel. Small menu, but always a flavor experience regardless of what your two options are.

[@_w_w_]

The issue is LAX and Finnair doesn't want to spend extra money to make it decent. Vast majority of LAX departing long haul flights have lousy food - in fact, probably the worst in the world. I have traveled extensively and LAX is my long-haul home base and I have never seen or eaten any airline food that's worse than LAX's catering.

[@Originalman144]

@@_w_w_ Yep. LA has high food cost, high labor cost, high transport cost, high tax -- there's really no way around those things for the airlines -- so all of this cost-cutting is felt in the low quality of the meals.

[@schumi246]

Food on outbound flights tend to be better, than on flights back to an airlines base. For example, I flew KLM from Amsterdam, down to Kilimanjaro, and back about 10 days later. The food on the way down was better. I’ve also flown United from DEN-LHR and back as well, and it was true then, too.

[@afcgeo882]

@@schumi246 This is true of all airlines. The simple reason is that every airline designs its own menu, so at its home base, the catering company makes A LOT of those dishes, for all of those flights out of the base. That makes it cheaper, more consistent, and with the exact brand ingredients it was designed to have. At away airports all around the world the local caterers have to use local ingredients and only make the food for one or two flights a day (of that airline). They lack the experience, the economies of scale drive the prices up, and the local brands/ingredients don’t work as well together.

[@_w_w_]

@@schumi246 It's not outbound or inbound. It's where the food is catered. US-catered food in general is pretty bad. The ONLY airport I think otherwise is Seattle. LAX is THE worst. United's catering out of SFO, IAH and EWR are super lousy, but on the return leg catered by the out-station's caterers, the food is 100% better. This is the most obvious when the flights leave Japan, Taiwan or France. The difference in meal quality and presentation is shockingly noticeable, even in economy. The sad thing is that flighst departing China, catered in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen are even better than the US. They actually hire foreign chefs in China from top schools and restaurants... If you can disconnect the culture aspect of a cuisine and just look at ingredient, taste and execution, even the Chinese caters are better than the Americans.

[@shaunpierce4174]

I flew with Finnair for the first time last December in business class from Stockholm to Bangkok, it was my very first business class flight and I was not disappointed at all, their service was excellent. I will definitely use them again.

[@zoidbergcod4]

Flew from Helsinki to Miami with Finnair on the same A350 but in Economy Extra. I was very impressed with the leg room and the service was very accommodating.

[@kadendosman4184]

Awesome! Just a quick travel tip: Airlines never sell/give out all the food that they have, so if you want more and your meal was free, if you ask a flight attendant if you can have another meal, chances are they will give it to you.

[@oscarn-]

I've always liked Finnair. My best memory was when I was on one of my first trips to Europe and returning to Helsinki from Münich. We had a connecting flight leaving from Charles de Gaulle and our flight was not only late but we had to through a very rude and slow security check there. We were running really late, actually running to the gate, panting and sweating. Then the Finnair flight attendant welcomed us young, lost and exhausted lads with the warmest of smiles and said "you don't have to hurry anymore, we'll take you home". Those were just the right words and just awesome customer service.

[@elsahelgason6609]

My husband

[@jamieopulence]

Hey Jeb - those glasses are amazing. My kitchen got stocked with those rather expensive but amazing glasses after my Finnair business class trip

[@hammydoesstuff]

As a proud Finn, I can say that Finnair and Finland are some of the greatest and most beautiful things you could ever see.

[@mortis01.]

This just makes my day! Finally someone flying with Finnish airliner! And i can recommend flying with Finnair too!

[@helene4397]

That dinner portion is good sized. And you got best chocolate in the world.

[@cteam8754]

Another great video as always Jeb. I love that sequence when the pilot is talking and you taxing out to the runway. That LA skyline.....

[@gillianstewart8442]

I prefer the longer flights from Europe to the west coast, more relaxing. I used to work in Helsinki and took several domestic flights on Finnair and was always impressed. By the way, those littala glasses are iconic in Finland .

[@eeriknieminen6627]

Hi from finland, nice video i love finnair

[@ilmarilah1195]

Oi maamme suomi

[@TheIdiotPlays]

Finnair on ihan ok, oma kokemus oli eräänä lumisena päivänä päästiin myöhästymisien jälkeen koneeseen ja ootettiin pari tuntia, ei lähdetty koska lumi jääty siipiin. Ja noh, porukat asu riihimäellä ja finnairilla oli joku oma tulkintansa korvauksista ja sano että pitäkää tunkkinne. Ootettiin kentällä + koneessa + kamoja takas koneesta yhteensä n. 16 tuntia ja sitten piti ajaa joskus kahdelta yöllä kotiin ja sitten seuraavana päivänä uudestaan kentälle. Sillon sentään päästiin lähtemään :D Ei mitään korvauksia, eivät tarjonneet hotellihuonetta ei mitään. Söi vähän omaa kokemustani tosta yrityksestä. Tais mennä oikeuteen asti tää keissi, en oo kysyny tuliko siitä ikinä mitään. Tähän perään vielä että sen jälkeen ei oo ollu itellä ongelmia finnairin kanssa, kattoo nyt kun jouluna pitäs käydä losissa että millanen sotku on sillon.

[@hoxier955]

I flew the Same flight as you, To Helsinki to London (LHR) in Finnair A350XWB in economy premium class. Its was incredible flight with Finnair

[@namanula]

Great to catch up with your travels once more, Jeb! Finnair is an excellent carrier. On a leg between Australia & Sweden I flew Finnair between HKG & HEL (just between you & me, I ‘’borrowed” a short Ittala glass - love it!). Yes, give me a carrier like Finnair for long haul flying anyday, in partnership with Qantas, of course. Excellent review! 👍

[@bryanhyde8850]

Love long haul flights the most.

[@sorendrop]

Haven't flown to Finland in 3 years, gonna take this EXACT flight in 5 days, couldn't be more excited to revisit!

[@RoadCone411]

Have a safe trip, Soren!

[@mxracer95x]

Jeb, I'm sorry I'm just seeing this video now. I can not agree with you more. I flew Finnair for the first time last summer in business, HEL-LAX on the A350. Absolute best flying experience I ever had. Myself and several other pax arrived very delayed into HEL from FRA and the gate agents could not have been more pleasant, accommodating, and calming after many of us ran 20 minutes through the airport. They were waiting for us and weren't going to leave without us. The onboard experience was just as fantastic. I agree their drinking glasses are amazing, but I'm disappointed it doesn't seem you had their signature blueberry juice. It was delicious. That's all I drank the whole flight and I wanted to buy some to take home. Finnair is most definitely my new favorite and preferred airline for travel to Europe. Unfortunately, their schedule didn't work with mine this summer. I really hope their financial situation improves so I can fly with them again in the future.

[@TheRareVideosXL]

What a great flight experience to go with an amazing review. Finnair is an underrated airline,in my opinion. Keep up the great work as always.

[@james100075]

Such a fantastic review. Amazing editing, music, voiceover, camera angles, and a great disposition. Five stars to you, man (y)!!

[@GreenerGrass]

Thank you so much! That means so much!

[@paullewis2413]

Always enjoy your videos, Jeb. You’re more interested in the product rather than yourself unlike some others. Good for Finnair, they seem to offer a very good, solid business class product. Unfortunately my regular long haul flight wouldn’t be practical via Helsinki.

[@schumi246]

The perfect length of long haul flight is 8-9 hours, enough time to get dinner, watch a movie, sleep for a couple hours, have breakfast, and arrive. DEN-LHR falls in that range, and I flew that route both ways in May 2019.

[@nachtmusik2036]

I get so excited when I see a new video from you! I know I’m in for a treat. I love living vicariously through your videos and your narration is just fantastic. Keep up the good work!

[@camdobson5433]

I love flying from the west coast to Europe in the Summer. Greenland is just amazing.

[@m.peterson6149]

I love Finnair. It is comfortable, they are attentive, the food is ok, not great but ok, the plane is clean and roomy, the blueberry juice is to die for, the coffee is probably the worst coffee imaginable, but everything else is awesome.

[@HarryLivestream]

Finnair is definitely one of the best and the new fresh cabin design is nice and something new!

[@fghjk3456]

Looks like someone has not been travelling much. Or have used too much Finnair services...

[@Jevk]

@@fghjk3456 All of your comments on Finnair have been really negative. What do you have against it?

[@samihyleh865]

That is one LOOONG leg to fly. That flight is quite new route.

[@diannewi]

I live in New Mexico, but my daughter and her family live near L.A. I always choose flights to Europe out of LAX and fly business class (often on points, once in a while on a good paid fare) on Turkish Airlines. As you probably know, Turkish cannot be beat on business class catering and the Star Alliance lounge in the TBIT is very good. I get great inflight food and service, watch a movie or two, have a full night of comfortable sleep, and really enjoy the wonderful lounge at IST between flights. Your review of Finnair is interesting, the only thing you left out was a comment about the Marimekko bedding and amenity kit bag. I also love the unusual Finnish glassware and would definitely buy them onboard! Thanks for another great review.

[@yeowchongong5608]

Finnair Business Class is definitely our choice every time we fly from Singapore to anywhere in Europe. Great value, great service and like the minimalist interior. Don’t mind the stop over at Helsinki either.

[@MySipuli]

Finnair is the best. Safety first.

[@_coconut6267]

I’m the same

[@Kristol7]

Finnair is my TOP 1 choice as well.

[@fghjk3456]

Sure, but you get better service for much cheaper prize from any other airliner. And better food too!!

[@_coconut6267]

@@fghjk3456 There prices are Amazing for trans continental

[@markwaite5265]

Hi Jeb, welcome to the AY Club. I've flown them probably half-a-dozen times and, as an avid one-world supporter, they are one of my favourite LH airlines. There are a couple of reasons for this: 1. Their Business Class fares are usually quite reasonable - from Australia they tend to have decent RTW J prices towards Oct-Nov of each year 2. Their connections at HEL are great - usually can be as short as 55mins - and even if longer their Platinum-status Lounge in the non-Schengen transit zone is excellent. Also, their food offerings - while not quite as "exotic" as the days when they would serve reindeer - remain quite nordic. Given the general Finnish love of seafood - and the representation of that onboard - you may have to look for a new favourite long-haul for your shellfish issue!! Just joking, but I think you struck a little unlucky in that you were flying to Helsinki. AY seem to offer greater food choices ex HEL and they currently only appear to offer the ability to pre-book a J meal ex-HEL although you always have the special diet options available. Lastly, I was surprised at your description of the crew. I found them to be a little cool to start off with but are great at being able to size their customers and generally will thaw as the flight progresses. Again, welcome to one of the best-kept secrets: AY Long Haul Business Class!

[@millmoormichael6630]

Safety. Thing is a lot of the pilots have flown F18’s and such, I know I’d rather fly with these guys if something goes wrong.

[@markwaite5265]

@@millmoormichael6630 Interesting - though I'm at a loss as to the relevance to my comment?

[@elsahelgason6609]

@@millmoormichael6630 my husband

[@yvesroche3746]

I totally agree. Finnair's Business is great. I flew ZRH-HEL-SIN and HKG-HEL-ZRH, it was amazing.

[@andrea.andrea]

hi, as an experienced traveller and Finnair customer, I can tell you that the Finnair lounge in Hki-airport has even a shower and sauna. but thank you for the video, found it really enjoyable to watch!

[@rogaviation]

You know I was in Los Angeles 2 weeks ago and saw a number of Finnair A350s land. I never knew who amazing there airline was, they seem quite nice. The seat is spacious and clean and the food is great! Definitely need to try Finnair. Thanks for the video Jeb and cya in the sky!🙂👍🛫

[@JuliTheFurry]

thanks for visiting 🙂

[@jmercado2062]

My business class experiences on Finnair (Bangkok to Helsinki and back) were the best flights I've ever had!

[@brentdd]

The angled seats are nice, I liked that he could see out the window at the same time that he watched the IFE. Still so jealous of this!

[@SvenErik_Lindstrom3]

Thank you for your video! As a Finn, I am very proud of our national airline, even more so as everything else Finland seems to be going to HEL ;) I really hope I will someday have to chance to try the new non-reclining seat.

[@bhv2]

Having lived on the west coast just about all my life, I like going to Europe from there as long as it is direct. You leave late and arrive in the mid to late afternoon which allows me to keep the body clock rhythm a little better.

[@legallukacs80]

I prefer what you just did -- last november I flew from ABQ-LAX-MIA-MCO; 4 days later I flew back from MCO-MIA-LAX-LHR-BUD; and from BUD, back to LHR, then PHX and back to ABQ, all within a span of 3 weeks. well worth it, made lots of memories...(this was with AA/BA not finnair)

[@nicholas7718]

The glasses are the famous Finnish designed "Ultima Thule" collection from Tapio Wirkkala and Iittala design house.

[@tonyinsf]

I’m SO disappointed for you that they didn’t have the updated cabin on your flight. I was looking forward to your review of the new product. Based on Finnair’s oficial videos, it looks beautiful! I took this same flight, after a short hop down from San Francisco, back in November of 2019. Back before we knew what Covid was. Even with a full flight, like you mentioned, the flight attendants were awesome! I couldn’t get enough of their blueberry juice! The international terminal at LAX is hugely different from the domestic ones. It’s so not good.

[@zork999]

I have been to Europe over 60 times, almost all from Seattle. I love the longer flight, especially in Business class. I can stretch out and enjoy seven or eight hours of sleep. Flying to Europe I am not there for the food or the service, I am there to sleep. The longer trip is not a major factor but is one factor of why I live in Seattle. Flying Business Class from the east coast, especially Boston or NYC, seems like a waste. Now, if I am flying Economy I would just like the agony to be over as quickly as possible. Finnair is starting service from Seattle to Helsinki this summer, so I am looking forward to that.

[@savageZ4]

Love your Vids, Much love from South Africa.

[@mistermister2085]

Last time i flew out of LAX was 1992 (few months after the riots) on a DC10 to Minneapolis :)

[@Estenberg]

I am Swedish-American, and in my experience, in any of the five Scandinavian countries the largest (and longest) meal of the day is most often Breakfast. And it is usually set out as a Smorgasbord, even in my families home. Lunch is the second largest meal, then "Feeka" (afternoon coffee, similar to English 'High Tea'), making dinner or supper the smallest meal (unless one is going out). The first time my cousin served us a couple of thin pancakes for supper I was a little shocked, as well as starving until morning. But not as shocked as my cousin was when she visited us in the US and we took her out to her first dinner here. She couldn't eat much of it, and after that she ate very little lunch so she could more easily stomach a bigger dinner so as not to embarrass herself (very important to Swedes).

[@dogbreath3511]

I was reading your comment and than I went back and watch the rest of the video. What he was served breakfast certainly proves your comment.

[@gilbydog7350]

@eric forsberg What you have described is actually really good for maintaining a healthy weight. From a dietary perspective should be the smallest meal, breakfast the largest.

[@wintersoldier9923]

Nordic*

[@afcgeo882]

I really wish Fika would become a cultural phenomenon in the US, but the drip coffee we most commonly drink here is absolute swill. I also wish that Swedish baked goods would take hold, especially the cardamom flavoring. Even in NYC, it’s impossible to find semlor.

[@disadadi8958]

You'd think a half Swedish person would know there aren't five countries in Scandinavia.

[@parkerkravitz7508]

OMG I LOVEE FINNAIR

[@TravelSingFly]

Somehow I managed to not see this one until now. Very interesting as always - the seat did look a bit tight, but you said it's still comfy. Well, great that you had six hours deep sleep there. I'm just a very bad sleeper on planes, even on the biggest Business of First Class bed (partly because even after after way over 1000 flights I always think I miss something 😅) - thank you for your dedicated trip reports!

[@wishyouwerehere6226]

I absolutely love this channel! When you can’t get away this is the channel that can take you there.

[@christopherhennessey8991]

Yes, I flew long-haul international out of LAX ,back in July 96’. Qantas flight 26 a Boeing 747-400 from LAX to Auckland.

[@videosfromelsewhere926]

This review just popped up out of finn air, guv. Brilliant

[@rustyabramson2663]

Bucket list item for me is to fly Finnair's new business class when I finally take the Finnish vacation I've been planning for years!

[@pelimies1818]

Glass name is Ultima Thule. It was created by Finnish designer, Tapio Wirkkala in 1968. I use these every day - one next to me atm.. Finnair started to use Ultima Thule in 1969.

[@tmoore4075]

I have to say I love the videos. I can live vicariously through your videos. That first shot of Iceland is amazing.

[@alexanyanEVN]

I love Finnair ! Love from Armenia...

[@NovejSpeed3]

My goodness the A350 is a beautiful aircraft. Def my favorite widebody after the 747-8

[@Speedquest2]

I love the solo travel videos

[@glennjohnston2267]

That sounded like a very cool captain.

[@joeshmooo5327]

Your narration is fantastic

[@MrLM002]

Those glasses are gorgeous, I'm glad they sell them and I'm even more glad that you picked up a set for yourself. I'll definitely be looking for Finnair flights in the future.

[@P.G-66]

1 of the most underrated airlines!

[@bennyfrankly2359]

Beautiful place

[@zachpadilla6643]

Dude, I was spotting at in and out a couple days ago!!!! I wish I could’ve seen Jeb!

[@jaynewillis9755]

As a California resident, the long flight to Europe is my only option. I prefer it to a layover on the East Coast, no chance of missing a connection.

[@robertgentle5787]

The longer flight - definitely!

[@flowerlana]

Just flew with my family Helsinki - Los Angeles and back. Loved everything about tgis flight but the food. Maybe it's better in the Business class but found it in Economy very bad both ways. Pity as the rest of the flight was perfect!!

[@dmirchan]

That Batman though…I’ve also caught a glimpse of a Grand Seiko in another of your videos. Great taste!

[@JCSol]

I have been flying AY for years out of JFK. It's always been a delight to travel with them. HEL is such a fantastic airport

[@bobsellars2395]

Jeb, your videos keep getting better and better with some real professional presentation and commentary. You might like to consider including a brief interview with (say) the purser to give them a chance to highlight the airlines features and to answer any questions you may have about the service/food/seat etc.

[@steppenwolf584]

Another top notch video. Great job! Finnair has long been one of my favorite airlines!

[@gregzarelli2809]

Flying SK SFO-CPH in business in July. Then UA SFO-CDG in October and UA SFO-FRA in December both in business.

[@jasone3143]

The cameras are something I've never seen before, very nice!

[@SuchPlaneWeather]

I do not know which day you flew out, but LA Flights is a fantastic streaming channel that films departures and arrivals out of 24R/L, and 5 days ago they did stream Finnair departure at 650! Would be cool if that is the plane you were on, watching it depart from a different perspective! I have been feverishly obsessed with your content for like 9 months now. Everything you post is pure gold. So much so that I am about to launch my own YT travel channel inspired by your content. Thanks for doing what you do and for being so damn cool and fun!

[@johnchristmas7522]

Food on Airlines always comes down to the country you left from.

[@anthonyberardi3611]

The lounge you should have reviewed was the Finnair lounge at Helsinki Airport. I think Finnair does everything on point. A first class product for sure.

[@mq46312]

That breakfast was much better than the dinner.

[@Transportationviews]

I think its a good airline because they are "favoring" for SAS by making a hub in stockholm. Good job Jeb, you know your runway numbers! in the intro. I like your vids!

[@TLTravel-cj3cd]

I flew from LA to Frankfurt non stop. Got good sleep (overnite) it took 11.5 hours left at 8PM arrived at 2pm. Coming back was strange we left Frankfurt at 2 pm and arrived back in LA at 5PM. It was daylight the whole way back and I stood in the back of the plane with cocktails and conversation with US and German travelers.

[@suhailkochar2350]

Great video and background music!

[@LeoS-1979]

I hope you had time to enjoy the beautiful city of Helsinki as well. Thank you again for a great video. I hope to see another one soon again 😊!

[@sanpedrosilver]

Since I live in Los Angeles, I’m always flying from the West Coast over to Europe. I’ve never actually flown from the East Coast to Europe. I enjoy the 10 1/2 hour flight. Still waiting to get on a A350. Was hoping to book one for my upcoming summer trip. No luck.. Flying the A340-600 instead (Lufthansa) Glad you had a nice experience on that 350 👍🏼

[@AMSFlyer]

No luck? You are extremely lucky with getting the very rare Airbus A340-600!

[@kookgiuliani1992]

As usual , you are so generous when it comes to evaluation. How we wish you were a teacher 🙆🏻‍♂️ Thank you for your efforts to make such informative and entertaining vlogs. 🙏🏽

[@seannewberry7941]

The longer flight, the better.

[@Edyproductions798]

Finnair business class is so good I’ve been on it twice no recline but you can turn your seat into a bed by yourself 😀

[@JonahStanbury]

I love the A350 ❤❤

[@markosaha5435]

this is literally the airport where me and my family went to when i got to a vacation to zakynthos

[@SuziX-Group]

hey man im from finland! so every time i always use finnair so i can tell u the quality is best.

[@whatever8282828]

Oh, alas! On a lot of your trips I personally would choose the shrimp/prawns but here I learn of your shellfish allergy.

[@jenskat1]

Nice video, Jeb! To answer your question about the long flight vs. flying to Europe from the east coast, when I lived in Los Angeles I flew from there to Europe many times with my children. They are dual nationals so there were many of these trips to see family. I chose non-stop flights back in those days because I figured breaking up the flight into two shorter stretches would make the overall trip longer with young ones. I flew a lot of different airlines over the years. I loved my FinnAir flight (awesome airline!) but my best experience was one KLM flight when the attendants offered to play with my then two-year-old from time to time. I swear I didn't ask them to do it! Btw, your breakfast looked good on FinnAir. My favorite breakfast was on a SwissAir flight. Amazingly fresh and delicious.

[@mikrokupu]

Finnair also have a long haul base in Stockholm Arlanda, serving LAX JFK MIA in the US. Their Business Class glass ware (called Ultima Thule) was originally designed for their first NYC service in 1978, operated by DC-8 back then.

[@countryside_hobbies]

Glasses were designed 1968, first flight 1969 (not direct though). Glasses can be bought from pretty much any store selling Iittala products, they are not Finnair specific 😉

[@mners87]

finnair is always amazing 👏

[@ChevyBM]

Those glasses were designed by the Finnish designer Tapio Wirkkala, they are supposed to look like melting ice in the springtime.

[@IsoVeli]

I like Finnair

[@eamonahern7495]

The one thing I find about airports is that they're not coeliac friendly. Buffets are a cross contamination hazard, if there are any normally safe options in it, and restaurants generally don't have the space to cook coeliac safe gluten free foods separately so don't even try. That was my experience the last time I flew anywhere anyway. I had to basically get packaged gluten free snacks in a shop if I wanted to eat anything while waiting for my flight. Further edit: I'm in Ireland so mainland Europe is a short haul on a narrow body for me. Longest flight I was on was 10hrs LHR to LUN (Lusaka, Zambia). I remember returning to Heathrow, we were 8th in a queue of 10 for landing so I got great views of London when we had to circle it several times. It probably added another hour to the flight. That was back in 2007. British Airways don't do that route anymore.

[@bripilot34]

Jeb, didn't see it in the video, but did you try the famous Finnair blueberry juice?I love Finnair! Flew JFK > HEL > ARN. Really enjoyed the experience though the dinner food was just ok, breakfast was better. Connecting in Helsinki was easy and not as stressful or crazy as larger European airports. Plus for an avgeek, the A350 cameras on the IFE are amazing!

[@ecbrandt1]

And flying above my lovely island Greenland - Its been years since ive been trying Finnair long haul BIZ - It was on their old but beautifull MD11´s from Helsinki to bangkok, banck in 2003 i beleive. And again, great vid mate.

[@reubentv2948]

God willing soon i will fly Finnair

[@n1ckyg123]

I love the design of airbus planes

[@harshilpatel684]

Jeb its a sin you didnt try their blueberry juice! Best drink in the sky!

[@GreenerGrass]

Agreed! I didn’t know about its legendary status until the flight was over. So bummed!!

[@harshilpatel684]

@@GreenerGrass a pro of flying European Economy! They only operated a simple drinks service on my flight between LHR and HEL where I think the only options were water or blueberry juice!

[@matthewboyer4650]

I love these videos