List of active Finnish Navy ships

This is a list of ships currently being operated by the Finnish Navy or entering service in the near future, as of September 2018^[update].^[1] In the case of a conflict, eight offshore patrol vessels, seven hovercraft and 81 coastal patrol boats from the Finnish Border Guard can be armed and transferred to the Navy.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Summary

The Finnish Navy has 246 ships in one naval fleet, the coastal fleet. Project Squadron 2020 will probably lead to a reorganisation of the navy squadrons. The summary of Finnish naval ships:

• 8 missile boats
• 2 mine layers
• 3 mine ferries
• 3 mine countermeasure vessels
• 10 mine sweepers
• Approx. 196 landing craft
• 23 transport ships
• 6 command boats
• 5 training boats
• 2 tugs
• 2 cable layers
• 1 experimental boat
• 3 pollution control vessels

Combatants

Missile boats

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Type	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Displacement	Notes	Image
Rauma class	Rauma	70	Missile boat	6th Surface Warfare Squadron, Pansio[2]	Hollming Oy [fi], Rauma,  Finland	18 October 1990	240 tons	Modernized in 2010–2013
	Raahe	71				20 August 1991
	Porvoo	72				27 April 1992
	Naantali	73				23 June 1992
Hamina class	Hamina	80	Missile boat	7th Surface Warfare Squadron, Upinniemi[3]	Aker Finnyards, Rauma,  Finland	24 August 1998	250 tons
	Tornio	81				12 May 2003
	Hanko	82				22 June 2005
	Pori	83				19 June 2006

Mine warfare

Minelayers

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Displacement	Notes	Image
Hämeenmaa class	Hämeenmaa	02	7th Surface Warfare Squadron, Upinniemi[4]	Finnyards, Rauma,  Finland	15 April 1992	1,450 tons	Modernized in 2006–2008
	Uusimaa	05	6th Surface Warfare Squadron, Pansio[5]		2 December 1992
Pansio class	Pansio [fi]	90	6th Surface Warfare Squadron, Pansio[6]	Olkiluodon telakka, Eurajoki,  Finland	25 September 1991	680 tons	In Finnish referred to as "mine ferries"
	Pyhäranta	92	7th Surface Warfare Squadron, Upinniemi[7]		26 May 1992
	Porkkala [fi]	91			29 October 1992

Minesweepers

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Displacement	Notes	Image
Katanpää class	Katanpää [fi]	40	4th Mine Countermeasures Squadron, Pansio[8]	Intermarine S.p.A.,[9] Sarzana,  Italy	2012	680 tons	Mine countermeasure vessel
	Purunpää [fi]	41			2013
	Vahterpää [fi]	42			2016
Kuha class	Kuha 21	21	4th Mine Countermeasures Squadron, Pansio[10]	Laivateollisuus, Turku,  Finland	1974–1975	150 tons	Modernized in 1998–1999 Decommissioned: Kuha 22 (22) and Kuha 25 (25)
	Kuha 23	23
	Kuha 24	24
	Kuha 26	26
Kiiski class	Kiiski 1	521	4th Mine Countermeasures Squadron, Pansio[11]	Fiskars Oy, Turku,  Finland	1982–1984	20 tons	Decommissioned: Kiiski 2 (522)
	Kiiski 3	523
	Kiiski 4	524
	Kiiski 5	525
	Kiiski 6	526
	Kiiski 7	527

Auxiliaries

Landing craft

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Displacement	Notes	Image
Jehu class	U-700 series	U701–U712		Marine Alutech Oy, Teijo, Salo,  Finland	2014–2016	32 tons
Jurmo class	U-600 series	U601–U638, U639-U655 (an additional 17 units were ordered on 2023-06-29)[12]		Marine Alutech Oy, Teijo, Salo,  Finland	2000–2004, 2023-	14 tons
Uisko class	U-200 series	U210–U211		Alumina Varvet Oy, Kokkola/Teijo, Salo,  Finland	1983–1991	10 tons	Some older boats have been decommissioned
	U-300 series	U301–U317
	U-400 series	U400–
G class		G98-99, G101–G135		Marine Alutech Oy, Teijo, Salo,  Finland	2001–2006	2.1 tons

Transport

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Notes	Image
Kampela class [fi]	Kampela 3	877	8th Maintenance Squadron, Turku, Kirkkonummi[13]	Finnmekano Oy, Teijo, Salo,  Finland	1979
Valas class	Vaarlahti	722		Hollming Oy [fi], Rauma,  Finland	1979–1981
	Vänö	723
L100 class [fi]	L101–106 L108–113			Uudenkaupungin Veneveistämö, Uusikaupunki,  Finland Finnspeed Boats Oy, Loviisa,  Finland	1985–1986 1991–1992	Many transferred to MPK.
Lohi class	Lohm	752
Hauki class [fi]	Havouri	133		Linnan Telakka, Turku,  Finland Valmet Oy, Helsinki,  Finland	1979–1980
	Hakuni	731
	Houtskär	836
Hila class [fi]	Hila	237
	Haruna	238
	Hästö	739
	Högsåra	830
Utö class [fi]	Utö	U501		Kewatec, Kokkola,  Finland, Porvoo,  Finland and Bergen  Norway	2022–2024	21.5 tons
		U502
		U503
		U504
		U505
		U506
		U507
		U508
		U509

Command launches

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Notes	Image
Syöksy class [fi]	Jymy	511	Navy Command, Pansio[14]			The Syöksy class was formerly known as Vihuri class.[15]
	Raju	512
	Syöksy	531
	Vinha	541
Träskö class	Träskö	792	Navy Command, Pansio[16]
Askeri class	Askeri	241	Navy Command, Pansio[17]

Training ships

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Notes	Image
Lokki class	Kajava	56
Heikki class	H1	681
Fabian Wrede class	Fabian Wrede	690	Finnish Naval Academy [fi], Suomenlinna	Uudenkaupungin Työvene, Uusikaupunki,  Finland	2006–2008
	Wilhelm Carpelan	691
	Axel von Fersen	692

Other

Tugs^[18]

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Notes	Image
Haukipää class	Haukipää	731		Waterman Oy Teijon telakka	1985
	Kallanpää	831			1986

Cable layers^[19]

Class	Ships in class	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Notes	Image
Cable layers	K410	K410		Uudenkaupungin Työvene, Uusikaupunki,  Finland	2009
	K411	K411			2010

Experimental craft

Isku (English: Strike) was a prototype design for a domestically-made guided missile patrol boat. She was designed with a "seasled" planing hull with a rectangular planform. Isku was armed with four Soviet SS-N-2A Styx missiles and a twin 30mm AK-230 anti-aircraft cannon. The design was a failure as it never reached its designed speed and the vessel was regulated to trial duties. Isku was modified in 1989–1990. The missiles were removed, the hull was lengthened by 7 meters and the deckhouse was also extended. Mine rails were added along the length of the hull and an articulated crane was placed in the bow.

Ship	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Notes	Image
Isku	826 (ex-16)		Reposaaren Konepaja, Pori	4 December 1969

Pollution control vessels^[20]

Ship	Pennant Number	Unit	Builder	Commissioned	Displacement	Notes	Image
Hylje	799	8th Maintenance Squadron, Turku, Kirkkonummi[21]	Laivateollisuus, Turku,  Finland	1981	1,400 tons	Modernized in 1990–1991
Halli	899		Hollming Oy [fi], Rauma,  Finland	1986	2,100 tons	Modernized in 2010
Louhi	999		Uudenkaupungin Työvene, Uusikaupunki,  Finland	2011	3,450 tons

Ordered vessels

Class	Ship	Type	Unit	Builder	Status	Displacement	Notes	Image
Pohjanmaa class	Pohjanmaa	Corvette[22][23]	Unknown	Rauma Marine Construction, Rauma, Finland	Ordered	4,300 tons
	Unnamed		Unknown		Ordered	4,300 tons
	Unnamed		Unknown		Ordered	4,300 tons
	Unnamed		Unknown		Ordered	4,300 tons

Class	Ship	Type	Unit	Builder	Status	Displacement	Notes	Image
Kewatec Work 1920	Utö	Transport vessels.[24]	U501	Kewatec AluBoat, Kokkola, Finland	Ordered	21.5 tons
	Unnamed		U502		Ordered	21.5 tons
	Unnamed		U503		Ordered	21.5 tons
	Unnamed		U504		Ordered	21.5 tons
	Unnamed		U505		Option	21.5 tons
	Unnamed		U506		Option	21.5 tons
	Unnamed		U507		Option	21.5 tons
	Unnamed		U508		Option	21.5 tons
	Unnamed		U509		Option	21.5 tons

Class	Ship	Type	Unit	Builder	Status	Displacement	Notes	Image
Jurmo class	U 639	Transport vessels.[25]	U 639	Marine AluTech Oy AB, Teijo, Finland	Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 640		U 640		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 641		U 641		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 642		U 642		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 643		U 643		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 644		U 644		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 645		U 645		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 646		U 646		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 647		U 647		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 648		U 648		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 649		U 649		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 650		U 650		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 651		U 651		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 652		U 652		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 653		U 653		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 654		U 654		Ordered	10.4 tons
	U 655		U 655		Ordered	10.4 tons

See also

• List of decommissioned ships of the Finnish Navy
• Finnish Navy