Finnair (AY, Helsinki Vantaa) has resumed seasonal charter flights between Helsinki Vantaa and Agadir Al Massira in Morocco, operating 1x weekly from October 14, 2026, to March 24, 2027, the airline announced.

The resumption of the Morocco route also means the return to Africa for the Finnish flag carrier, according to ch-aviation data.

According to media reports, the route remained dormant for several years after it was suspended amid COVID pandemic-linked travel restrictions.

According to ADS-B data, Finnair is operating A321-200 OH-LZG (msn 5758) on the route. The company-owned,13.1-year-old airframe is fitted with 209 seats in a single cabin layout. It was delivered new to Finnair in 2013 and is one of fourteen A321-200s in the fleet.

Finnair operates a fleet of 52 aircraft, comprising five A319-100s, ten A320-200s, fourteen A321-200s, five A330-300s, and eighteen A350-900s. It also wet leases one A321-200 from Iberia and three B737-800s from Jettime, according to ch-aviation data.

ch-aviation has contacted Finnair for comment.