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New flights to Lapland: Polar Air Shuttle starts in December!
Flights from Munich and Hanover to Lapland will start in December 2025. Find out more about new connections and target groups.
New flights to Lapland: Polar Air Shuttle starts in December!
The anticipation for the 2025/2026 winter season in Lapland is increasing, because from December 1, 2025, travelers from Munich and Hanover can fly directly to Arvidsjaur. These new connections are offered by the airline Professional Aviation Solutions (PAS) under the name “Polar Air Shuttle” and will run until the end of March 2026. This direct connection is a welcome step for everyone who wants to experience the snowy nature and the magical northern lights of Lapland. As fvw reports, there will be flights on two days a week, namely Mondays and Fridays.
But that's not all: from January 7, 2026, the renowned airline Condor will take over flights to Arvidsjaur. TUIfly, on the other hand, will start the connection from December 1, 2025. This change of provider in the middle of the season shows how dynamic air traffic is in this region Tourexpi informs.
Diversity of target groups
The new connections appeal to a wide audience: from individual travelers and group trips to corporate customers and incentive trips. The Arvidsjaur region is known for its picturesque snowy forests and proximity to the Arctic Circle, making it a popular destination for those looking for an unforgettable winter adventure. PAS, which also organizes tailor-made charter solutions for the international automotive industry, not only caters to leisure tourism, but also to the business world. Customers such as Volkswagen and Audi use these flights for winter tests in northern Sweden and send technicians and logistics teams with sensitive equipment to the test sites fvw.
The figures for the past winter season 2024/2025 also show that Lapland is no longer just an insider tip. Finnish Lapland experienced a boom in tourism with over 1.1 million overnight stays in Rovaniemi, an increase of almost 20% compared to the previous season. These impressive accommodation revenues increased by around 33% to around 130 million euros. Added to this is the popularity of the Sea Lapland region, which recorded additional numbers thanks to tourist attractions such as the icebreaker Sampo and the Arctic: over 36,000 guests represented a historic record Nordic Marketing highlights.
An unforgettable winter experience
The winter season in Finnish Lapland will be a real highlight. The numbers speak for themselves - not only in the increasing demand, but also in the high hotel occupancy, which is above the Finnish average. Over 80 flights per day were handled in Rovaniemi during the Christmas period and Enontekiö Airport recorded over 38,000 passengers during the winter season. This clearly shows that the north is increasingly becoming the poster child for winter adventures Nordic Marketing.
With these new flights and the regenerating demand, we can look forward to a winter peak in Lapland. So if you're looking for an unforgettable winter trip, you should take advantage of the new flight connections to experience this wintry dream landscape.