A significant power outage struck Bodø, Norway, impacting more than 3,800 customers, as reported by the local electricity company Arva. The blackout began at 6:54 PM and led to the closure of Bodø Lufthavn, the city's airport. However, by 8 PM, power was restored at the airport, allowing operations to resume, though no flights could be made during the outage. The incident highlights the vulnerability of essential services to such outages and the immediate response required to restore operations.

The communication advisor for Avinor, Helene W. Jensen, explained that the airport utilized a backup generator to manage the situation for incoming flights until regular power was restored. This response exemplifies the airport's measures to handle emergencies and ensure passenger safety. Travelers were advised to stay updated with information from their airlines during the disruption, pointing to the critical nature of effective communication during such crisis situations.

Local news sources, including VG, initially reported on the issue, emphasizing the swift response to restore power and the importance of monitoring similar outages in urban areas. Power outages can significantly affect daily life and infrastructure, underscoring the need for resilient systems and proper emergency protocols to deal with such disturbances in the future.