Finland – Air-charter services – Charter Flights – Small Business Aircraft 2027

This framework agreement covers the provision of charter flights for passengers with small business aircraft. Requirements for the framework agreement are outlined in the Call for Tenders and its appendices, in particular in Annex 1 "Subject-matter". Charter flight services shall fulfill the regulations of the European Union’s mandatory legislation and of mandatory Finnish laws and decrees as well as regulations issued by the Finnish authorities. The usage of the small business aircraft services in the framework agreement of Hansel during a four-year contract period of 2021-2025 was the following: - 103 charter flights with small business aircraft - one (1) ambulance and medical evacuation flight for one (1) patient - 80 % of the departures were from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, 10 % of the departures were from other airports in Finland and 10 % of the departures were from abroad - destinations were mainly to Europe and Middle East - about 90 % of the flights were round-trip flights and about 10 % of the flights were one way flights. During the period from January 2026 to August 2026, the usage of the services was as follows: - A total of 12 flights were operated - All flights departed from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport - All destinations were located within Europe - Most flights were round trips, while a small number included multiple destinations - The average flight distance was 2,223 nautical miles, ranging from 1,266 to 3,190 nautical miles - The average number of passengers per flight was 9, with passenger loads ranging from 2 to 18. The information above is provided for indicative purposes only and is based on historical service usage. The figures are estimates only and do not constitute a commitment as to future flight volumes, passenger volumes, destinations, or procurement quantities. According to the customers, departures are going to be mainly from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (EFHK) and Tampere-Pirkkala Airport (EFTP). Possible destinations for the forthcoming contrac