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Oslo Airport is the principal airport serving Oslo and is the hub airport for Widerøe, Scandinavian Airlines and is an operating base for Norwegian Air Shuttle. Oslo Airport has two runways and can handle nearly 25 million passengers a year.

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Widerøe currently consists of the following fleet: DHC-8-100, DHC-8-300, DHC-8-Q100, DHC-8-Q200, DHC-8-Q300, DHC-8-Q400,

and ERJ 190-300.

25th June 2018

Widerøe launches new service to Billund

Today, Widerøe flew its first-ever flight on a new service between Bergen and Billund. The Nordic airline will continue to fly between Bergen Airport, Flesland (BGO) and Billund Airport (BLL) three times a week. Widerøe will use its Q400 aircraft to carry passengers on the flight, which is expected to take one 1 hour and 20 minutes. Representatives from both Billund airport and Wideroøe were present to celebrate the launch of the new Bergen—Billund service, as was special guest, Kirsten Jeppesen — a popular Norweigan handball player. Currently, Widerøe is the only regional airline to offer this service.

6th June 2018

Widerøe fly to Liverpool

Widerøe is planning to start operating a new service between Liverpool and Norway. The Nordic carrier will fly between Bergen Airport (BGO) and Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA) twice a week and will use an Embraer E190-E2 aircraft to carry passengers on the service. Flights will commence from 17th August 2018.

Chief Executive of Liverpool Airport, John Irving, stated that Liverpool John Lennon is happy to see Widerøe fly to the airport. He added that the new service will give the people of North England the option to visit Bergen, as well as the opportunity to connect to other parts of Scandinavia.

17th May 2018

Widerøe and Finnair expand codeshare agreement

Widerøe and Finnair are deepening their connection by adding nine new destinations that Widerøe will operate to Norway on Finnair's behalf. These routes will be flown from Finnair's current destinations in Norway which include Tromso, Bergen, and Oslo. This will provide Finnair passengers with more option when travelling to Norway, as well as giving them new connections to other destinations.

The new codeshare agreement will be active from 25th May and will serve the following routes from Oslo:

• Floro
• Ostra-Volda
• Svolvær
• Leknes
• Stokmarknes

From Tromso:

• Kirkenes
• Stokmarknes

From Bergen:

• Tromso
• Bodo
• Kristiansund
• Molde
• Floro
• Billund

24th April 2018

New Embraer aircraft takes flight for the first time ever with Widerøe

Today, Widerøe undertook a service with the brand-new Embraer 190-E2 aircraft, departing from Bergen and landing in Tromso. It was the first time that the jet took flight with a scheduled passenger service after Widerøe had the aircraft certified earlier this year in February.

President and CEO of Widerøe, Stein Nilsen, commented 'We'll always have the distinction of being the first airline to fly the E2. We see a bright future with our new E2 jets." The airline is going to receive two additional E190-E2 jets this year and hold the rights to purchase a further 12.

12th April 2018

Wideroe consider increasing Embraer jet order

Scandinavia’s largest regional airline, Wideroe have plans to increase its order for E2 jets after it received the first of three new-generation aircraft from Brazil’s Embraer to become its inaugural operator. It has options to buy another 12. Wideroe could also be showing interest in the smaller E175-E2, due to enter service in 2021 and currently prevented by union scope clauses from operating in the United States. Wideroe is the oldest airline in Norway and has discarded any reports of competition with Norweigan, saying there was no direct competition with Wideroe which serves mainly small domestic airports. Embraer expects a market for 6,400 jets in the 70-130 seat segment over the next 20 years.

1st March 2018

KLM Signs a Codeshare Agreement With Wideroe

The two airlines now jointly offer several destinations in Norway, which means that passengers can fly with both airlines on the same booking.

Thanks to the new agreement, which will come into force on 21st February, KLM and Widerøe will offer customers new opportunities and flexibility to choose from a larger number of destinations for their travels, including domestic Norwegian routes to smaller destinations.

KLM will add a KL code on Widerøe’s Norwegian domestic routes, which allows passengers from around the world to change flights in Oslo, Trondheim or Bergen to continue their journey with the same ticket and a one-stop check-in to a number of smaller airports around Norway.

Christian Skaug, Director Network & Pricing in Widerøe, said:

“Widerøe continuously works to improve the flight offer for our customers in the outer districts of Norway. We have cooperation agreements with many companies and now we expand our cooperation with KLM. We are pleased that our customers get more travel options to choose from. KLM’s large network gives access to more destinations for Widerøe’s customers and better access to Norway as a whole for tourists.”

Copenhagen ✈ Bodo

Aberdeen ✈ Alta

Hasvik ✈ Leknes

Bodo ✈ Gothenburg

Mold ✈ Alta