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Twelve flight controllers went on strike on Friday morning, affecting traffic at Norwegian airports. Avinor has conducted a consequence assessment for the first four days and warns of delays, particularly at Oslo Airport and Flesland in Bergen. On Sunday, all traffic at Gardermoen will be halted from 06.30 to 11.30, leading to cancellations.

If you are affected, contact tips@e24.no. "Delays at Flesland and Gardermoen after midday and into the evening. Delays will increase throughout the day and be significant in the evening. Effects will be felt across the country in the evening." "Some delays at Gardermoen. Moderate delays on the west coast and increasing at Flesland throughout the day and beyond.

Large restrictions and possible complete airport closures are expected on Saturday evening." "Gardermoen closed to traffic from 06.30 to 11.30. Significant delays, cancellations, and ensuing effects are expected throughout the day. Effects across the country will be noticeable." "Expecting some delays on Friday morning, but fewer later in the day at both Gardermoen and Flesland.

Delays on the west coast will increase somewhat after midday and into the evening. Consequences after Sunday will be noticeable through Monday." The Norwegian press director, Catharina Solli, says they do not yet have full visibility into the situation and are working to make decisions. "We have made preliminary assessments of what we need to prioritize.

Initially, we have not had to make such decisions, typically annual holidays. This is about ensuring that passengers and crew are not stranded far from home," she explains. Solli says the focus is on keeping passengers informed and asks customers to ensure their phone numbers and email addresses are registered correctly. "We don't know yet if there will be cancellations on Friday or Saturday, but the strike will affect traffic both today and tomorrow.

So we will do what we can to minimize the impact on our passengers," she says. Avinor expects delays at Flesland and Gardermoen in the afternoon and evening. "If there are many delays, they will likely extend into the afternoon and evening. Passengers should plan for delays in the afternoon and evening." SAS urges the parties to return to the negotiating table as quickly as possible to resolve the conflict.

The strike will nonetheless cause disruptions in air traffic. They express full understanding of the uncertainty and inconvenience this situation creates for passengers and prioritize helping affected travelers as best they can.