Press release —

Possible strike among Norwegian-pilots from Saturday 28th of February

If negotiations between the carrier Norwegian and the Norwegian Pilot Union fails to result in an agreement by midnight 27th of February, 70 Norwegian pilots will go on strike by the early hours of Saturday 28th of February.

According to Norwegian their goal is to attempt to operate all flights on Saturday and Sunday as planned. Flights to and from the U.S. and Thailand will also operate as planned.

Traffic information from Norwegian can be found here.

Please contact Norwegians communications departement for any media related questions. 

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Oslo Lufthavn AS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Avinor. The company owns and operates Norway's main airport, Oslo Airport, which is an important communications hub in Norway with approximately 24 million travellers and more than 235,000 aircraft movements per year. 

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