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Avinor AS

State-owned company operating Norwegian airports and air navigation services

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  1. Statistics

    Avinor passes 40 million passengers year to date, driven by international travel

    • Almost 5 million people used Avinor's airports in September, 1.2% more than last year. So far this year the total is 40.9 million (+1.6%).
    • International travel is growing the most: 3.0% more in September. Domestic travel was about the same (−0.1%).
    AviationBusiness
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  2. News article

    Velde Asfalt to resurface Svalbard Airport in summer 2027, with nightly runway closures

    • Avinor has picked the firm Velde Asfalt AS to lay new asphalt at Svalbard Airport. It covers about 230,000 square metres: the runway, taxiways and the area where planes park.
    • About 24,000 tonnes of asphalt will be used. Work starts 13 June 2027. The asphalt must be down by 10 September, and everything finished by 1 October 2027.
    Aviation
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  3. Press release

    Bergen Airport expects 227,646 passengers during the autumn school holiday, 1–11 October 2026

    • Nearly 228,000 people will travel through Bergen Airport in the first 11 days of October 2026, showing that passenger numbers at the airport keep growing.
    • Friday 2 October will be the busiest single day, with around 24,180 passengers; 4 and 11 October are also expected to be very busy.
    Aviation
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  4. Press release

    Marianne Moe and Viel Bjerkeset Andersen selected to create art for new Bodø Airport terminal, with a NOK 9.8 million budget

    • After a closed competition with six invited artists, two artists have been chosen to create artworks for the new airport terminal in Bodø, Norway.
    • Marianne Moe, known for large textile works, will make monumental pieces in wool felt for the gate walkways and the staircase down to the commuter pier. The working title is 'A stone at Mjelle, a rock by Åselistraumen', drawing inspiration from the rocks and landscapes of Northern Norway.
    ArtsAviation
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  5. Press release

    Trondheim airport expects 126,800 passengers during the autumn school holiday, with peak on Sunday 11 October 2026

    • Nearly 127,000 passengers are expected at Trondheim Airport (Værnes) during the autumn school holiday, 2–11 October 2026.
    • The busiest day is Sunday 11 October with over 15,400 passengers. Friday 2 October and Sunday 4 October are also very busy. The two Saturdays are the quietest days, with around 8,000–8,700 passengers each.
    Aviation
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  6. Press release

    108,000 passengers expected at Stavanger Airport during autumn school holiday in 2026, with Friday 2 October the busiest day

    • Around 108,000 people are expected to fly to or from Stavanger Airport during the autumn school holiday, from 2 to 11 October.
    • The busiest day will be Friday 2 October with nearly 13,700 travellers; the two Saturdays will be the quietest.
    Aviation
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  7. News article

    Oslo Airport's busiest autumn day in 2026 exceeds summer record by over 2,000 passengers

    • Avinor expects 3.28 million passengers across all its airports between 23 September and 13 October 2026. About 1.77 million of those will travel through Oslo Airport.
    • The busiest single day will be Sunday 4 October with nearly 98,500 travellers, followed by 11 October, 2 October, 5 October and 9 October.
    Aviation
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  8. Statistics

    Nearly five million passengers through Avinor airports in August 2026: international growth offsets domestic decline

    • 4,955,162 passengers in August 2026, down 0.2% from August 2025; domestic passengers fell to 2.52 million (-2.1%), international rose to 2.39 million (+1.8%), offshore up 0.4% to 43,500.
    • Year-to-date 2026: 35.9 million passengers, up 1.7% vs. the first eight months of 2025 — the main driver is foreign visitors travelling to Norway (+3%).
    AviationBusiness
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  9. News article

    Oslo Airport warns of possible cancellations and delays on 9 September during King Harald V's funeral

    • On Wednesday 9 September 2026, Oslo Airport expects extraordinary traffic linked to King Harald V's funeral, with morning flights most exposed to cancellations and delays in the regular schedule.
    • The airport will remain open for ordinary travellers, who are advised to arrive early and monitor their airline for updates.
    AviationCultureNational security
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  10. News article

    Air Canada to launch first-ever direct route between Canada and Norway from 3 June 2027

    • Air Canada will operate a seasonal Oslo–Toronto route from 3 June to late October 2027, four days per week (Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat) — the first direct air link ever between Canada and Norway.
    • The route will be operated with an Airbus A321XLR (182 seats); schedule: Toronto–Oslo 20:30–10:00 (+1), Oslo–Toronto 12:15–14:20 local time.
    AviationBusinessUSA
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