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Which airlines fly domestic routes in Norway?

The airlines behind Norway's domestic flights and where Norwegian flies.

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Short answer

The main airlines on Norway's domestic routes are SAS, Norwegian and Widerøe, and Widerøe flies to more than 40 destinations, including small regional airports. SAS and Norwegian are the two biggest airlines in Norway. More than 50 airports have regular routes, and in the far north you should be ready to change planes.

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Why

  1. Visit Norway names SAS, Norwegian, Widerøe and Norse Atlantic Airways as the four largest airlines based in Norway, and Norse mainly flies long-haul routes abroad.
  2. Norwegian flies daily all year from Oslo to Bodø and Harstad/Narvik Evenes, and SAS flies from Oslo to Bodø and Tromsø, according to Visit Lofoten.
  3. Visit Tromsø says SAS, Widerøe and Norwegian all fly between Oslo and Tromsø, with several flights a day.

Details

Norwegian flies to a wide range of destinations in Scandinavia, the rest of Europe and nearby regions. Widerøe is the regional airline: among many short routes, it flies several times a day from Bodø to Svolvær and Leknes in Lofoten. Both SAS and Norwegian fly to Svalbard, with direct flights from Oslo and Tromsø.

Tip

For small airports on the coast and in the north, look at Widerøe first, and allow time for a change of planes, which Visit Norway says is common in the far north.

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Sources

Routes change from season to season, so check the airlines before you book.

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