Finnair is to relaunch flights to Stockholm-Bromma as part of efforts to strengthen connectivity in the Nordic region.

Flights will operate from October 29 twice per day from Monday to Friday, with an additional Sunday evening service for weekend getaway customers.

Bromma is the closest airport to downtown Stockholm, making it a convenient gateway to the city.

The carrier will be one of only five airlines to operate into Stockholm-Bromma, and the only airline to serve both Bromma and Arlanda.

Services will depart Helsinki each weekday at 7.10am and 7.45pm, arriving into Stockholm-Bromma at 7.25am and 8pm respectively.

On the return, flights will leave Stockholm-Bromma at 7.50am and 8.25pm each weekday, arriving into Finnair’s home at 10:05am and 10:40pm respectively.

On Sunday, services will depart Helsinki at 7.45pm, arriving into Stockholm-Bromma at 8pm, before returning for Finland at 8.25pm and landing in Helsinki at 10:40pm local time.

One-way fares will cost from €61 in economy, including all taxes and charges. Finnair already operates up to nine flights a day between Stockholm-Arlanda and Helsinki, up to four flights a day to Gothenburg, and a summer seasonal service to Visby.