Flight Information AY4050 Finnair: London

Finnair AY4050 / AAL737

London — Philadelphia

On the way / Scheduled Telegram Flight Status

London Heathrow Airport (LHR)		Philadelphia International Airport (PHL)
Scheduled departure time		Scheduled Arrival Time
14:40		17:32
Actual departure time		Actual arrival time
14:54		--:--

* Local time

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Flight history AY4050 Finnair: London — Philadelphia

Date	Scheduled departure	Scheduled Arrivals	Actual departure time	Actual arrival time
Fri. 05 april	14:40	17:35	-	-
Fri. 04 april	14:40	17:35	-	-
Thu. 03 april	14:40	17:32	14:54	On the way / Scheduled
Thu. 02 april	14:40	17:36	14:42	17:32
Thu. 01 april	14:40	17:30	14:54	17:39
Thu. 31 march	14:40	17:27	15:11	17:47
Thu. 30 march	10:05	13:23	10:24	14:04
Thu. 29 march	10:05	13:25	10:48+0 h. 43 min.	14:32
Thu. 28 march	10:05	13:34	10:29	14:10
Thu. 27 march	10:05	13:55	10:31	14:43
Sat. 26 march	10:05	13:44	10:30+0 h. 34 min.	14:21
Sat. 25 march	10:05	13:22	10:26	14:18
Sat. 24 march	10:05	13:54	10:36+0 h. 31 min.	14:24
Thu. 23 march	10:05	13:46	10:28	14:23
Thu. 22 march	10:05	13:51	10:27	14:32

Flight Finnair AY4050 (London — Philadelphia) running from the airport London Heathrow Airport (LHR), to the airport Philadelphia International Airport (PHL). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Airbus А330-300. Flight distance is 5690 km / 3070 miles, and the average flight length is 8 h. 40 min.

Low Price Calendar London — Philadelphia

Types of aircraft flying AY4050 Finnair: London — Philadelphia

Airbus A330

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Board numbers:

N277AY, N271AY, N276AY, N273AY, N272AY, N274AY, N278AY, N260SG

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Airbus А330-300 [N276AY]

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[LHR] London Heathrow Airport