Luggage storageHelsinki Airport

Luggage storage at Helsinki Airport

Helsinki Airport sees plenty of travellers with time to kill between a flight and the city, or an early hotel checkout long before departure.

At the security checkpoint, liquids are capped at 100ml per container and the terminal doesn’t ask you to unpack electronics, so a well-packed bag keeps moving with you. If you have time before check-in, the Comfort Hotel Xpress in the Arrivals hall rents rooms and RestPods for a short stay. As the largest airport in Finland, Helsinki Airport also functions as a leading transfer hub in Northern Europe. The airport is built as a single terminal, which keeps transfer times between flights short. A baggage storage service operated by the airport's official left-luggage operator is available in the Arrivals hall. The airport train station sits directly beneath the terminal, with lifts and escalators providing step-free access to arrivals and departures. Finnair runs lounges on both the Schengen and non-Schengen sides, offering resting areas, dining, and private shower suites. Passengers with reduced mobility can use a free, 24-hour assistance service that helps them navigate between the train station, taxi stand, bus stop, and aircraft. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day.

There's no strict size limit, though prices can vary with bag size. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Helsinki can be booked through the website or app.

Before you fly: security, liquids and waiting airside

Carry-on size and weight depend entirely on your airline and ticket, so check before you assume a cabin bag will go through. At the departure hall security control, liquids are capped at 100ml per container and two litres per passenger in total. The screeners don’t ask you to pull liquids or electronics out of your bag, which speeds things up a little. If you’re airside for a while, Maja Living Room near gate 52 is a free, round-the-clock spot to stretch and rest. Landside, the Comfort Hotel Xpress on the Arrivals hall’s ground floor rents rooms by the night or day and has lockable RestPods for short-term relaxation or work.

Getting between Helsinki Airport and the city

The train from Helsinki city centre reaches the airport in roughly 30 minutes, with an adult ABC fare of €4.80 using contactless.

If you’re heading into the city first, Kamppi bus terminal has luggage lockers on the platform level and E level, next to the Musti ja Mirri shop. Its metro station connects the M1 and M2 lines with local bus connections, making it a natural place to leave a bag while moving around Helsinki.

Book luggage storage in Helsinki Airport on Stasher.