On Sunday evening, a number of flights to and from Oslo faced delays affecting various destinations across Norway. Some flights arriving at Gardermoen airport were delayed by several hours, which led to a cascading effect on other flight schedules around the country. This disruption coincided with the beginning of winter vacation for several regions, contributing to heavy travel demand.

Particularly noticeable were the delays on flights from Oslo to Trondheim, which were running behind schedule by between one to two hours. Travelers were also affected by the delayed departures to Bergen, Ålesund, and Molde, all of which saw delays exceeding one hour. Additionally, a flight from Oslo to Kristiansund was canceled altogether, leaving many passengers stranded or in need of alternative travel arrangements.

The situation highlights the challenges faced by airlines during peak travel times, especially around holiday periods. With many families heading out for winter vacations, the pressure on flight services increases, and any disruptions can lead to widespread consequences for travelers across the network.