Finnair flight 666 has made its last ever journey to ‘HEL’ this Friday the 13th after 21 previous daring trips on the superstitious date.

The flight from Copenhagen to Helsinki departed at 1.28pm local time, arriving in the Finnish capital eight minutes ahead of schedule at 3.47pm.

Finland’s national airline has flown passengers to HEL on Flight 666 for 11 years, with 21 of these flights on the “unluckiest” day of the year, a spokesman for the airline told RT.

While the journey may be the worst nightmare of superstitious people, the airline says it has never affected passenger numbers.

Oh, no! I won't make it in time for flight 666 to HEL.#FridayThe13thpic.twitter.com/7i2wzfICNc — Mike (@FR24mike) October 13, 2017

Hi there! We have something better in opur mind: our heavy metal themed bus will give one HEL of a ride for #AY666 passengers! pic.twitter.com/Ai8FVqv4qq — Helsinki Airport (@HelsinkiAirport) October 13, 2017

However, the flight number is now being changed as part of an overall reordering of flight data by the airline. AY666 flight from Copenhagen to Helsinki will change to the less ominous AY954.

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The previous fateful flight took place in January and landed without any hitches.