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  • Nic. Nilsen steps down

    After 15 years as the managing director of Oslo Airport, Nic. Nilsen has decided to step down. Nilsen will continue to lead the airport until his replacement has been found and will continue to follow up the development of the new terminal (T2).

  • Oslo Airport celebrates its 15th anniversary

    Tuesday, 8 October marks the 15th anniversary since Oslo Airport (OSL) opened its doors and runways as Norway’s new main airport at a ceremony presided over by His Royal Majesty King Harald on 8 October 1998.

  • Record-breaking summer for Oslo Airport

    The summer of 2013 has been the busiest in the history of Oslo Airport. In July, a new record for number of travellers in a single month was set when 2,219,419 passengers travelled via the airport, an increase of 7.1% from last year.

  • Busiest in Scandinavia in November

    With 1 811 117 passengers, Oslo Airport was the busiest airport in Scandinavia in November. Passenger volume was up 1.3% compared with November 2012.

  • New passenger record set at Oslo Airport in June

    Oslo Airport set a new single-month passenger record in June with nearly 2.2 million passengers, representing a growth of 144 000 passengers, or 7% compared with the same month in 2012.

  • Travel to US and Asia popular among Norwegians

    With the summer of 2013 drawing to a close, Oslo Airport can look back on a significant spike in traffic in August, with passenger numbers up 5.2% from last year.

  • Snow expected to cause delays at Oslo Airport

    Oslo Airport is expecting the first snowfall of the season within the near future. The construction activity, along with reconfiguration of taxiways and snow clearing models, may cause some delays in connection with the expected snowfall.

  • Oslo Lufthavn AS appoints new media manager and press spokesman

    Joachim Westher Andersen, 34, has been appointed the new media manager and press spokesman at Oslo Lufthavn AS (OSL). He succeeds John Vegar Gystad, who has returned to his position as head of communications for the Norwegian Army. Andersen began his position on 1 August.

  • SAS launches new routes for 2014

    SAS continues to expand its services and is now launching new routes from Oslo Airport. The new routes will suit both business people and holidaymakers.

  • Traffic at Oslo Airport rebounds in April

    Passenger numbers at Oslo Airport rebounded in April, showing a sharp 12.1% increase over April 2012. Due to moveable public holidays, the figures for March and April provide a more correct picture when they compiled. This provides a growth rate of 3.8%, putting Oslo Airport back on the growth track.

  • Qatar Airways launches 787 Dreamliner on its route to Oslo Airport

    Qatar Airways is celebrating a milestone with its launch of flights using the long haul Boeing 787 Dreamliner from Doha International Airport to Oslo Airport. The inaugural flight on 1 September makes Qatar Airways the very first airline to operate daily B 787 Dreamliner routes to all the Scandinavian capitals.

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