Limited passenger growth and reduced number of flights in 2019
A total of 54 million passengers travelled through Avinor’s airports in 2019, which is an increase of 0.6 per cent compared to the previous year.
In December the number of passengers at Avinor’s airports increased by 1.9 per cent compared to 2018. In the course of 2019, 54,099,013 passengers have travelled to, from or through Avinor’s airports. The number of air transport movements at Avinor’s airports has decreased by 1.2 per cent compared to the previous year.
At Oslo Airport there was an increase of 0.3 per cent compared to 2018, and a total of 28,592,619 passengers travelled to and from Norway’s main airport.
Download detailed traffic statistics from Avinor.no
Note that Haugesund Airport had a new operator from 12 May, and traffic here is not included Avinor’s overall figures for 2019.
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Stricter border controls at Avinor Oslo Airport16.3.2020 14:01:04 CET | Press release
From 08:00 today, the Eastern Police District implemented stricter border controls at Oslo Airport. The Norwegian Home Guard will be standing by to ensure security and provide guidance to the police. In this regard, the Norwegian Home Guard has been granted limited police authority.
Nine short runway airports to be closed temporarily for commercial traffic13.3.2020 14:12:12 CET | Press release
Avinor has decided to close nine short runway airports (STOL airports) temporarily for commercial traffic from Wednesday 18 March. This is done to enable displacement of personnel and equipment to other airports. Emergency preparedness for ambulance aircraft will be available.
The coronavirus affects air traffic in Norway11.3.2020 08:41:03 CET | Press release
In February, there was low growth in air traffic compared to the same month last year, and total traffic increased by 1 percent. The coronavirus affected traffic at the end of the month and so far, March has also shown a decline in traffic.
Norway – a driving force and arena for electrification of air travel6.3.2020 13:29:55 CET | Press release
The Norwegian Ministry of Transport has commissioned Avinor and the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority to develop a proposed program for the introduction of electrified aircraft. The report suggests that by 2030, the first regular domestic scheduled flights in Norway will be operated with electrified aircraft.
Gaute Riise takes over as Vice President of Traffic Development25.2.2020 09:36:40 CET | Press release
Gaute Riise is the new Vice President of Traffic Development at Avinor, taking over from Jasper Spruit. Riise starts in the position on March 1st.
A stable 2019 for Avinor14.2.2020 13:35:14 CET | Pressemelding
Avinor’s income for 2019 amounted to NOK 11.8 billion, with a profit of NOK 665 million. Operating income is on a par with 2018, while profit has roughly halved due to an accounting provision for expected cleanup costs at Avinor’s fire training sites.
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