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AIRBUS A340-300EQUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

FOR YOUR SEAT AND ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

March - April 2008

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Dear CustomerWelcome onboard this brand-new Finnair Airbus A340-300E aircraft. This aircraft offers you luxurious seating in Business Class lie-flat seats and comfortable travel in Economy Class as well. For further enjoyment, the impressive personal entertainment system in both classes provides you with a wide variety of choices from music to games and TV. These pages should motivateyou to pick up the handset and enjoy your flight.

Pages 2-3: How to use the Business Class seatPage 4: How to use the Economy Class seatPages 5-7: How to use the personal entertainment systemPages 8-9: The movie selectionPages 10-11: TV showsPages 12-13: The CD selectionPage 14: Audio channelsPage 15: How to use the phonePage 16: The snack menu

Airbus A340-300E

Seat info

The seatback offers storage space for your personal belong-ings and reading material. On the side of your seat, there is also a pocket for your personal water bottle.

for Business Class

Use the handset or touchscreen to navigate through your personal entertainment system. Release the handset by pressing on the re-lease button. There is also a socket for your headset in the armrest.

If you are seated in the front row, release the screen by pressing on the handle.

You can turn on your personal reading light by pressing on the knob. Press once or twice more for stronger light.The individual panel can be pulled out to provide more privacy.

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You may use the pre-set positions of your seat by pressing on the toggle switches.

The individual and fine adjustments are located in the centre armrest under the arm cap.

Your table is located in the armrest. Open the armrest and pull out the table.

How to find the socket for your PC and how to adjust the footplate.

You can adjust the headrest and supporting wings manually until you find the most comfortable position. To push down the armrest, pull the lever to release the armrest first.

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Airbus A340-300E

Seat infofor Economy Class

For a better viewing angle, take a hold of the screen and tilt it to the preferred position.

Release the handset by pressing on the release but-ton. There is also a socket for your headset in the armrest.

Pull out the screen from the armrest if you are seated in the front row.

Open up the armrest to pull out your table.

The seatback offers storage space for your per-sonal belongings and reading material.

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On these pages you will find information about the personal en-tertainment system onboard the Airbus A340-300E. This guide provides you with step-by-step instructions on how to open the system, how to select your language and how to listen to music, watch movies and play games. The phone can be used for satel-lite calls to the ground and – free of charge – to call another passenger on the same flight. Short e-mail or text messages can now also be sent to the ground.

Personalentertainmentsystem

After the welcome page has opened, the system will automatically show you the lan-guage selection page.

When you have chosen the lan-guage, the Main Menu will open.

Options on the Main Menu Movies: Opens new page with 6 movie categories• Family movies• Comedy• Drama• Action• Classics• Finnish and international movies

Audio: Opens new page with 3 categories• Radio channels• CD collection• Play list

TV: Opens new page with 8 TV categories• Comedy• Drama• Documentary• Children’s• Travel• Finnish and international• News and sport• Music videosGames: Opens new page with 4 game categories• Children’s games• Card and board games• Tactic and skills games• Action and sport gamesConnect: Opens new page with 2 options• Connect call• SMS messagesKids: Opens new page with lots of action• Movies• TV• Audio• Games• Where are we

Airline info: Useful information about FinnairCamera: A new way of presenting views outside the aircraft during the whole flightFlight map: Shows the route we are travellingHelp: All the help you need when using your personal TV, your seat or your phone.

See more on the next pages...

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If you just want to close your eyes and relax by listening to music, then the audio main page guides you to your favourite artists.

The phone can be used for satellite calls to the ground and – free of charge – to call another passenger on the same flight. Short e-mail or text messages can now also be sent to the ground.

If games are your way of passing time, then take a look at these... Use the handset in the position shown.

Home – to the start page

i – to the Info page

< arrow – back to recent page

Page scrolling buttons

Here you see how easy it is to navigate through the entertainment system with the handset.

Now it is time to choose the entertainment you want to enjoy: movies, TV, music or games. Children also have their own pages...

The movie main page has 6 categories to choose from. Just pick your favourite.

The best TV series are included in the programme. The TV main page has a lot of options.

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The Info Menu presents informa-tion about Finnair Plus, Finnair, sales onboard and the oneworld alliance.

Press on the Help button on the handset to open up the Help Menu page. It gives you instructions for every operation of the TV system, the seat and the connect service. If you still have some problems, please ask the cabin crew for assistance.

Our new camera system offers great views from out-side the aircraft and useful information throughout the whole flight.

The General Help page gives you instructions on how to use the handset.

The children’s main page also gives you the possibility to parental quidance. To turn on the parental lock please ask the cabin crew.

Here you see an example of a children’s page.

Here you see how you should use the handset when you want to watch movies.

The video player has on-screen controls that represent the controls on the handset. You can either directly press the controls on the handset, or touch the items on the screen to control the playback of the movie. The stop but-ton will take you back to the previous screen (for example movie or synop-sis) and stop the currently playing video file. If you wish to continue watch-ing the video, you can choose to play it from the synopsis screen and the video will continue from where it was stopped. If you have played another video in between, then the video will start from the beginning. The bar at the bottom shows the elapse time of the video.

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The movie selection

The Nanny DiariesEnglish, Japanese, Spanish and Russian with Finnish subtitles

BigEnglish, Japanese, French and Spanish

Tsuribaka Nisshi 18(Free and Easy 18)Japanese with English and Chinese subtitles

RatatouilleEnglish, Japanese, Thai and German with Finnish subtitles

RobotsEnglish, Japanese, German and French

EnchantedEnglish, Japanese, German and Spanish with Finnish subtitles

Ice Age: The MeltdownEnglish, Finnish, Japanese and Korean with Chinese subtitles

JunoEnglish, German, Italian and Spanish

Alvin and the ChipmunksEnglish, Finnish, German and Russian

Bee MovieEnglish, Japanese, German and French with Finnish subtitles

V2 – Dead AngelFinnish with English subtitles

Elizabeth: The Golden AgeEnglish, Japanese, Italian and Spanish with Chinese subtitles

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Runaway JuryEnglish, Japanese, German and French with Chinese subtitles

BrothersMandarin and Kantonese with English and Chinese subtitles

Rosso Come Il CieloItalian with English subtitles

Man on FireEnglish, Japanese and French with Chinese subtitles

The Seeker: The Dark is RisingEnglish, German, Spanish and Russian with Chinese subtitles

BeowulfEnglish, Korean, Italian and French with Chinese subtitles

I, RobotEnglish, Japanese, Italian and Spanish with Chinese subtitles

The Bourne UltimatumEnglish, Japanese, German and French

The Devil Wears PradaEnglish, Japanese, German and Italian

Lions for LambsEnglish, Japanese, French and Russian with Finnish subtitles

Michael ClaytonEnglish, Japanese, German and Italian with Chinese subtitles

StardustEnglish, Japanese, Korean and Italian with Chinese subtitles

The Last of the MohicansEnglish, German and French

Tsubaki Sanjuro 07Japanese with English and Chinese subtitles

The synopsis and more information about these movies are presented in your personal entertainment system.

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TV Shows

Boston Legal

Prison Break My Life with Animals Hannibal Kingdom of the ElephantsBones

How I Met Your Mother

Everybody Hates Chris The Class Family Guy Back to You

My Name is Earl

Still Standing

X-Files: Christmas Carol Buffy the Vampire Slayer The Riches Drive

Outstanding Entrepreneurs IQ Open World Business Review Tale for the Dolphin Top Cat

The Simpsons M*A*S*HMalcolm in the Middle

The synopsis and more information aboutthese TV Shows are presented in your personal entertainment system.

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Dastardly and Muttley Dexter’s LabBugs Bunny and Friends

Looney Tunes Pepe le Pew Daffy Duck

Japanese Pop Video Show

Classical Destinations

Chinese Pop Video Show

FMTV Pop Music Videos

Tom and Jerry Samurai Jack

Road Runner Paris

All is Fine NTDTV International Chinese Classical Dance Competition

TV Champion

Not Your Average Travel Guide

Blue Eyes at Shaolin China Fast Forward Union of Hope

Smooth Jazz TV

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Music CDselectionCD TITLE: ARTIST/COMPOSER/SYNOPSIS

Classical

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VIValdI: aMoR SaCRo Soprano Simone Kermes is featured in this collection of Vivaldi motets. andrea Marcon leads the Venice Baroque orchestra.

2TChaIKoVSKy: SyMphony no. 5, RoMEo and JulIET daniele Gatti leads the Royal philharmonic orchestra in this thrilling account of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece.

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dEBuSSy/FauRE/CaplET: STRInG QuaRTETS/ConTE FanTaSTIQuE The leippziger Quartet plays the famous quartets of debussy and Faure plus the Cone Fantastique of Caplet.

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BEEThoVEn: pIano SonaTaS pianist andras Schiff continues his survey of Beethoven sonatas. This recording includes the Sonata no. 17 in d minor and the Sonata no. 18 in E-flat major.

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yoShIMaTSu: CEllo ConCERTo, ThE aGE oF BIRdS Sachio Fujioka leads the BBC philharmonic with cellist peter dixon in Takashi yoshimatsu’s Cello Concerto as well as the beautiful age of Birds.

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VaRIouS aRTISTS: a5 STaR SIBElIuS CElEBRaTIon olli Mustonen, Karita Mattila, pekka Kuusisto, Monica Group and Jorma hynninen perform in this all-star Sibelius tribute.

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SIBElIuS: WoRKS FoR VIolIn and oRChESTRa Violinist pekka Kuusisto also leads the Tapiola Sinfonietta in a collection of works for violin and orchestra by Sibelius.

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VaRIouS CoMpoSERS: ThE ClaSSICal aGE In FInland This disc showcases the Classical age in Finland with Violin Concertos by Ferling, lithander, Tulind-berg and Byström.

New Releases

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BEn haRpER & ThE InnoCEnT CRIMInalS lIFElInE The latest album from Ben harper was written and recorded in paris in seven days, immediately fol-lowing a nine month tour. Includes In the Colors and Fight outta you.

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VaRIouS aRTISTS: ulTIMaTE GRaMMy CollECTIon: ConTEMpoRaRy RoCK In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Grammy awards, this collection offers some of the best rock Grammy winners over the years, including songs from Green day, Coldplay, Melissa Etheridge and others.

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STEFanIE Sun: aGaInST ThE lIGhT Mando-pop chanteuse Stefanie Sun has sold over 10 million copies in asia. This 10th latest album effort revolves around the idea of a never-ending source of energy.

12TEppEI KoIKE: pIECES a member of the singer-songwriter duo WaT, Koike Teppei records his debut solo album release as a special treat for his fans.

13 JEnnI VaRTIaInEn: IhMISTEn EdESSä

14 lIEKKI: KallIoT lEIKKaa

Greatest Hits

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Joan JETT & ThE BlaCKhEaRTS: FIT To BE TIEd: GREaT hITS Rock and roll bad girl Joan Jett presents a definitive collection of her most well-known songs, including I love Rock n Roll, Bad Reputation, Crimson and Clover and more.

16EaGlES: ThE VERy BEST oF (Cd 2) a collection which highligts the best of the band featuring don henley, Glenn Frey and their 30+ year career together.

17MaRVIn GayE: Gold We’re featuring cd #2 from this two disc set that features such Marvin Gaye hits as What’s Going on and distant lover.

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ThE Band: ThE BEST oF ThE Band The Band created a new sound from many old tradi-tions. Included in this collection are up on Crickle Creek, The night They drove old dixie down and The Weight.

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dIana RoSS & ThE SupREMES: nuMBER onES The extensive career of Motown’s pioneering girl group is chronicled here, featuring unforgettable numbers such as Come See about Me, you Keep Me hanging on and ain’t no Mountain high Enough.

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puFFy: hIT & Fun Female duo puffy has been releasing numerous popular albums since their debut more than a decade ago. now fans can enjoy some of their best-loved hits with this collection of puffy’s memorable singles.

21VaRIouS aRTISTS: IdolS oF ThE EIGhTIES Join the idols of the eighties as they bring to you once again their hits of that decade. Featuring artists like Feng Fei Fei, Eric Moo, alan Tam and many more.

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23 KInGSTon Wall: ChoICE CuTS

24 ERJa lyyTInEn: ThE CollECTIon

World Music

25nEK: nElla STanza 26 The latest cd from this Italian pop superstar includes the title track as well as the hit single Instabile.

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lauRa pauSInI: Io CanTo laura pausini pays homage to some of Italy’s most prominent singers and songwriters with this collec-tion of covers, which she hand-selected. Includes appearances by Juanes and Tiziano Ferro.

272RauMWohnunG: 36GRad This much-anticipated album from the creative duo is most certainly worth the wait. Includes title track and Eins zwei drei-Tschiu.

28FloREnT paGny: aBRaCadaBRa This recent release from Florent pagny is absolute magic. Includes Ça Change un homme and Je Suis.

29zazIE: ToTEM This latest release from zazie features a duet with paolo nutini on duo.

30VaRIouS aRTISTS: CaFé aRaBIa Indulge in the melodies and enchanting sounds of arabia in this compilation by the various arabic music stars from the golden era.

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yaMaTo EnSEMBlE: ThE aRT oF ThE JapanESE KoTo, ShaKuhaChI & ShaMISEn presenting traditional Japanese folk music recorded on ethnic Japanese instruments, from the successful notable group yamato Ensemble.

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Kodo: BEST oF Kodo 1976-1992 one of the elite taiko Japanese drumming groups today, Kodo has given over 2800, performances both in Japan and abroad. This album brings together the best of Kodo’s world music recordings across the years from 1976 to 1992.

Rock

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SMaShInG puMpKInS: zEITGEIST after a seven year break, these indie rock darlings return with two original members, two new members, and twelve dark tracks infused with their trademark alternative sound.

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MElISSa EThERIdGE: ThE aWaKEnInG The american singer-songwriter brings a new perspective to her music following her diagnosis and successful treatment of breast cancer. The album features all There Is and open your Mind.

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MaRK KnopFlER: KIll To GET CRIMSon hear the familiar voice and guitar of Mark Knopfler on this new album, which is the fifth solo effort from the dire Straits frontman. Features punish the Monkey and True love Will never Fade.

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nEIl younG: ChRoME dREaMS II neil young’s latest offering contains everything from plaintive melodies, country influences, and a touch of analog experimentation. Fans of his voice and songwriting will not be disappointed.

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oRanGE RanGE: oRanGE To celebrate their 5th anniversary, orange Range releases orange containing selections of their hit singles and popular album tracks.

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yuI: FRoM ME To you From Me To you is the latest album released by well-received Japanese pop and rock artist yui. Featuring many of her own compositions, this album is a must-listen for Jpop and Jrock lovers.

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40 ElECTRIC MonK: haIR oF ThE doG

Jazz and Blues

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JoShua REdMan: BaCK EaST on his new cd, Joshua Redman looks at the songs that evoke the East and the West. as always, the music stretches the boundaries of our imagination.

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RICK haydon & John pIzzaREllI: JuST FRIEndS This album marks the meeting of the old guard and new generation of jazz guitarists. This is 11 tracks of sheer joy and mutual respect.

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nanCy WIlSon: TuRnEd To BluE The legendary nancy Wilson just keeps the great recordings coming. She’s joined by such jazz greats as Billy Taylor, Jimmy heath and hubert laws.

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paT METhEny & BRad MEhldau: METhEny MEhldau This is the meeting of two cutting edge jazz artists. They are joined by larry Grenadier on bass and Jeff Ballard on drums.

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hIRoShIMa: lITTlE ToKyo Best known for fusing Japanese music and world music, hiroshima has been regarded as musical pioneers amongst the asian american community. This astonishing latest album is emblematic of their smooth jazz inclinations.

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VaRIouS aRTISTS: anoThER ChIVaS MuSIC ExpERIEnCE ConCERT lIVE This live album presents recordings of a star-stud-ded concert held by Gold label on March 17, 2007 in hong Kong. Featuring the biggest singers under the label, from leo Ku to Justin lo delivering jazz-tinged cover versions of well-known Canto-pop songs.

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48 VERnERI pohJola & uMo: aGaTha

Easy Listening

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2002: TIMElESS 2002 is the name of this very talented husband and wife team. They create music that speaks to the heart and the soul.

50WalTER BEaSlEy: REady FoR loVE Walter Beasley plays his alto sax in a way that ca-resses every note. This is a beautifully romantic cd.

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BaRRy ManIloW: ThE GREaTEST SonGS oF ThE SEVEnTIES Barry is back with some incredible renditions of songs we all remember. If you’re a Barry Manilow fan, this album is nothing short of awesome.

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dIana KRall: FRoM ThIS MoMEnT on This is diana’s latest and one of her best. She shows off her piano chops and her voice. This is an extraordinary album.

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VaRIouS aRTISTS: ThE aGE oF ShanGhaInESE popS a collection of Shanghainese golden favourites that is sure to set a nostalgic mood for all fans of veteran Shanghai musical acts.

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nop ponChaMnI: ThE GREaTEST BEGInnInG 1994-2005 [dISC 1] one of Thailand’s veteran singers and composers, this lead singer of the band p.o.p has also col-laborated with other famous Thai artists like Boyd Kosiyabong and zomkiat ariyachaipanich. Flashback into his past notable easy listening hits with this retrospective album.

55 SCandInaVIan MuSIC CluB: MISSä olET laIla?

56 VESa-MaTTI loIRI: InaRI

Junior Choice

57hannah MonTana 2: MIlEy CyRuS This worldwide pop sensation sings songs from and inspired by the hit television series.

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VaRIouS aRTISTS: MoBIlESuIT GundaM SEEd CoMplETE BEST one of the most popular anime series around the world, Mobilesuit Gundam Seed Complete Best soundtrack includes many of the popular tunes familiar to viewers.

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Audio Channels Channel Title Synopsis

1 Bravo!Today we present the music of Crusell, Mozart and more. We also feature the premiere recording of Amargo’s Northern Concerto, written for and performed by Michala Petri.

2 Random Radio Musical Mix – Welcome to Random Radio where every song you hear represents a surprise for the listener!

3 Finnish HitsIskelmä presents a showcase of your all-time favourite Finnish Hits, memorable melodies and golden oldies from Finnish music history.

4 Thai Hits Featuring the best in musical entertainment from the “Land of Smiles”.

5 Japan Hits Popular Music from Japan – a collection of recent hits from the “Land of the Rising Sun”.

6 Classic Radio Classical Music: A collection of classical pieces with a strong Finnish flavour compiled by Classic FM.

7 Indian Hits Spice it up with this tantalising mix of Indian hits and the best of the Bollywood soundtracks.

8 Junior Plus Channel Children’s Channel: Listen in to this fun collection of popular children’s songs and stories.

9 NRJ Energy NRJ radio takes you on a musical tour of the very best of today’s hit songs from across Europe.

10 Nothing But The Blues Hear the best blues of all time from the early days to present.

11 Finnish Pop A selection of the latest Finnish pop hits compiled by Radio SuomiPOP.

12 Mundo Latino A world of Latin music and all of the latest hits are at your finger-tips on Finnair.

13 Artist Spotlight This month the Artist Spotlight presents Diana Ross.

14 Mandarin Melodies Chinese Music: Bringing you a wonderful selection of popular, contemporary Mandarin songs.

15 The Jazz ExperienceEnjoy the best from the world of Jazz. Today you’ll hear excep-tional selections from Finland and beyond.

16 Meditainment Relaxation Channel

Specially selected for Finnair, this channel is designed to refresh the mind and soothe the soul. Feel all stress and tension melt away as you drift into a sanctuary of relaxation.

17 Rock ClassicsRock Classics turns to the classic rockers from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s who have endured well into the 21st century, includ-ing the Who, Van Halen, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin and many more.

18 OperaWelcome to the wonderful world of Opera. Today we proudly feature arias by Haydn, Bellini, Gounod and Rossini among others.

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Call anyone anywhere in the

world.Welcome to the worldwide satellite

telephone service provided by Finnair and ARINC.

HOW TO CALL Follow the instructionsof your personal TV system.

DiallingDial the country code – even when you are actually in that country. Enter the area code next, but leave out the first 0 or 9 when applicable.Satellite capacity is limited at times, if so, please try again later.

TariffCalls are charged at a rate of USD 7 per minute.The minimum charge per call is one minute.

ACCEPTED CREDIT CARDS

In-flight telephone service is provided by ARINC in assosiation with Telenor. Should you experience any problems with the service, customer care may be contacted on: Tel: U.S. toll free: 800 685 7898 or +1 301 838 7700 worldwideFax: +1 301 838 7701E-mail: customer.care@vizada.com

Country Codes: Afghanistan .................... 93Albania ......................... 355Algeria .......................... 213American Samoa ........... 684Andorra ........................ 376Angola .......................... 244Anguilla .......................1264Antarctica ..................... 672Antigua & Barbuda .......1268Argentina ........................ 54Armenia ........................ 374Aruba ........................... 297Ascension ...................... 247Australia ......................... 61Austria ............................ 43Azerbaijan ..................... 994Azores ........................... 351Bahamas .................... 1242Bahrain ......................... 973Bangladesh ................... 880Barbados .....................1246Belarus .......................... 375Belgium .......................... 32Belize ............................ 501Benin ............................ 229Bermuda ......................1441Bhutan .......................... 975Bolivia ........................... 591Bosnia & Herzegovina .... 387Botswana ...................... 267Brazil .............................. 55Brunei ........................... 673Bulgaria ........................ 359Burkina Faso ................. 226Burundi ......................... 257Cambodia ..................... 855Cameroon ..................... 237Canada ............................. 1Cape Verde Islands ........ 238Cayman Islands ............1345Central African Republic ............ 236Chad ............................ 235Chile ............................... 56China .............................. 86Colombia ........................ 57Comoros ....................... 269Congo ........................... 242Cook Islands ................. 682Costa Rica .................... 506Croatia ......................... 385Cuba .............................. 53Curaçao ........................ 599Cyprus .......................... 357Czech Republic .............. 420Denmark ........................ 45Diego Garcia ................. 246Djibouti ........................ 253Dominica .....................1767Dominican Republic ......................1809Easter Island ................... 56Ecuador ........................ 593Egypt .............................. 20El Salvador .................... 503Equatorial Guinea ......... 240Eritrea ........................... 291Estonia ......................... 372Ethiopia ........................ 251Faeroe Islands .............. 298Falkland Islands ............. 500Fiji ................................ 679Finland ......................... 358France ............................. 33French Antilles (Martinique) ................. 596French Guyana .............. 594French Polynesia ............ 689Gabon .......................... 241Gambia ......................... 220Georgia ......................... 995Germany ......................... 49

Ghana ........................... 233Gibraltar ....................... 350Greece ............................ 30Greenland ..................... 299Grenada & Carriacuou ...................1473Guadeloupe .................. 590Guam ........................... 671Guantanamo Bay ............ 53Guatemala .................... 502Guinea .......................... 224Guinea-Bissau ............... 245Guyana ......................... 592Haiti ............................. 509Hawaï ..........................1808Honduras ...................... 504Hong Kong.................... 852Hungary .......................... 36Iceland .......................... 354India ............................... 91Indonesia ........................ 62Iran ................................. 98Iraq............................... 964Ireland .......................... 353Israel ............................. 972Italy ................................ 39Ivory Coast .................... 225Jamaica ....................... 1876Japan .............................. 81Jordan ........................... 962Kazakhstan ....................... 7Kenya ............................ 254Kiribati .......................... 686Korea North .................. 850Korea South .................... 82Kuwait .......................... 965Kyrgyzstan ..................... 996Laos ............................. 856Latvia ............................ 371Lebanon ........................ 961Lesotho ......................... 266Liberia .......................... 231Libya ............................. 218Liechtenstein ................... 41Lithuania ...................... 370Luxembourg .................. 352Macau .......................... 853Macedonia .................... 389Madagascar .................. 261Madeira ........................ 351Malawi .......................... 265Malaysia ......................... 60Maldives ....................... 960Mali .............................. 223Malta ............................ 356Mariana Islands ............. 670Marshall Islands ............ 692Martinique .................... 596Mauritania .................... 222Mauritius ...................... 230Mayotte ........................ 269Mexico ............................ 52Micronesia .................... 691Moldova ....................... 373Monaco ........................ 377Mongolia ...................... 976Montserrat ...................1664Morocco ....................... 212Mozambique ................. 258Myanmar ........................ 95Namibia ........................ 264Nauru ........................... 674Nepal ............................ 977Netherlands .................... 31Neth. Antilles ................ 599New Caledonia .............. 687New Zealand ................... 64Nicaragua ..................... 505Niger ............................. 227Nigeria .......................... 234Niue .............................. 683Norfolk Island ..............6723

Norway ........................... 47Oman ........................... 968Pakistan ......................... 92Palau ............................ 680Panama ........................ 507Papua New Guinea ........ 675Paraguay ....................... 595Peru ................................ 51Philippines ...................... 63Poland ............................ 48Portugal ........................ 351Puerto Rico ..................1787Qatar ........................... 974Reunion Island .............. 262Romania ......................... 40Russia ............................... 7Rwanda ........................ 250St. Helena ..................... 290St. Kitts & Nevis ............1869St. Lucia .......................1758St. Pierre et Miquelon ...................... 508St. Vincent....................1784Saipan .......................... 670San Marino ................... 378Sao Tome & Principe ...... 239Saudi Arabia ................. 966Senegal ......................... 221Seychelles ...................... 248Sierra Leone .................. 232Singapore ........................ 65Slovakia ........................ 421Slovenia ........................ 386Solomon Islands ............ 677Somalia ........................ 252South Africa .................... 27Spain .............................. 34Sri Lanka ......................... 94Sudan ........................... 249Suriname ...................... 597Swaziland ...................... 268Sweden ........................... 46Switzerland ..................... 41Syria ............................. 963Taiwan .......................... 886Tajikistan .......................... 7Tanzania ....................... 255Thailand ......................... 66Togo ............................. 228Tonga ........................... 676Trinidad and Tobago ..................1868Tunisia .......................... 216Turkey ............................. 90Turkmenistan ................ 993Turks and Caicos Islands ..............1649Tuvalu ........................... 688Uganda ......................... 256Ukraine ......................... 380United Arab Emirates ........................ 971United Kingdom .............. 44United States Of America ........................ 1Uruguay ........................ 598Uzbekistan ........................ 7Vanuatu ........................ 678Vatican ........................... 39Venezuela ........................ 58Vietnam, ......................... 84Virgin Islands UK ..........1284Virgin Islands US ..........1340Wallis & Futuna Islands ............... 681Western Samoa ............. 685Yemen .......................... 967Zaire ............................. 243Zambia ......................... 260Zimbabwe ..................... 263

Your ARINC calls will be debited via credit card companies. Receipt for calls made during the flight are available.

RestrictionsToll-free numbers and international directory enquiries are not available.

LiabilityIn the event of failure of the system the liability is limited to the cost of the call. ARINC can accept no responsibilty for indirect damage or inconvenience.

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These products are available between the meals in the aft galley

of Economy Class on all intercontinental flights.

Asian chicken soup €2

Milky Way Minute €1

Mini Snack salami €1

Pringles potato chips €2

Fazer Tastes of Nature €2

• Hot Chinese• Creamy Indian• Thai

Fazer Chocolate Bars €1

Japanese Noodles €2• noodles with shrimps(only on flights to and from Japan)

• beef and pork meat

Blue Bar• milk chocolate

Geisha• milk chocolate with soft hazelnut filling

• tropical fruit, nuts and chocolate

• chocolate biscuit with youghurt and strawberries