
Bergen Flesland Airport
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- IATA Code
- BGO
- ICAO Code
- ENBR
- Website
- http://www.avinor.no
- City
- Bergen
- Country
- Norway
- Runways
- 2900m x 39m
2990m x 45m - Airlines currently operating to this airport with scheduled services
- airBaltic
British Airways
Danish Air Transport
easyJet
Finnair
Flybe
Icelandair
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Lufthansa
Norwegian Air Shuttle
SAS
Vueling Airlines
Widerøe
Wizz Air - Airlines currently operating to this airport via codeshare
- Air Canada
Air France
Alitalia
American Airlines
Croatia Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Etihad Airways
Iberia
Kenya Airways
Singapore Airlines
Sun Air of Scandinavia
Thai Airways
Turkish Airlines
United Airlines
Bergen Airport, Flesland is an international airport serving the city of Bergen, Norway. Bergen is the second-largest airport in Norway, and its most important service are links to Oslo, which is among Europe's busiest routes. Norwegian Air Shuttle, SAS and Wideroe are major operators at Bergen Airport.
Location of Bergen Flesland Airport, Norway
Ground Handlers servicing Bergen Flesland Airport
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fastjet raises GBP500,000 through share issue
Etihad Airways and KLM expand codeshare network
easyJet launches London Gatwick-Bergen service on 20-May-2013
Norwegian Air Shuttle to launch 20 new routes in winter 2013/2014
Norway Government supports Avinors investment plan
Widerøe to expand Bergen network on 24-Jun-2013
Palma de Mallorca Airport confirms launch of Bergen and Helsinki services
SAS Scandinavian Airlines and Turkish Airlines open reservations for codeshare services
Avinor to invest EUR1.7bn in new Oslo Airport terminal, EUR530m in Berlin Airport new terminal
Norwegian Air Shuttle will look to operate long-haul services from smaller cities
SAS to resume one-way non-stop Tokyo Narita-Bergen service in summer 2013
Wizz Air launched Riga-Bergen service on 01-Apr-2013
easyJet to launch London Gatwick-Bergen service on 20-May-2013
easyJet to present plans from Bergen Airport on 25-Mar-2013
Avinor airports report 5% international pax increase, total pax stable
Titan Airways confirms robust tour operator programme for 2013
4 total articles
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“Flybe to the Moon...” Behind the UK airline's massive Embraer order
Flybe has propelled itself into a whole new ballgame, following a "substantial" agreement with Embraer to purchase up to 140 88-seat E175 and E-family aircraft, with the first delivery (of the firm orders) scheduled for Sep-2011 through Mar-2017. The order comprises 35 (firm) E175 aircraft valued at USD1.3 billion, 65 options (USD2.3 billion) and 40 purchase rights (USD1.4 billion – making USD5 billion in total). The carrier says this "provides a platform for Flybe’s expansion into Continental Europe.” Having once been given little chance of success as a too-vaguely defined ‘hybrid’ airline, Flybe now claims to be Europe’s largest regional airline and the UK’s largest domestic airline with over 25% market share. It is now set to export a proven business model into continental western Europe. The big question is: as it pokes its nose above the radar, can Flybe sustain the inevitable added competition?
“Norwegian cuts costs, boosts competitiveness”, but yield declines, along with share price
The LCC lost money in the quarter, which Mr Kjos attributed mainly to the impact of closure of European skies
Iceland - discount competition for the original transatlantic discounter
The LCC Iceland Express launched four times weekly Keflavík-New York Newark service on 01-Jun-2010, with the carrier reporting that bookings on the route have been "very good". Owned by the Icelandic investment company Fengur, a sister company of Fons Eignarhaldsfelag, which took over the original owner, Northern Travel Holding, Iceland Express appears to have escaped the meltdown of the Icelandic financial services sector.
Ryanair tops European seat capacity in Apr-2010. LCCs have largest market share at 34%. Top routes
A report "Capacity and Frequency Analysis for Intra-European Operations" by UK-based RDC Aviation makes some interesting points about capacity distribution in Europe. The top ten airlines in terms of seat capacity in Apr-2010 were headed by Ryanair with 7.3 million, a 13.3% increase, followed by Lufthansa (5.7 million +2.8%) and Air France (3.8 million -8.4%).
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