Credit: Wideroe
Norwegian regional carrier Widerøe believes a “fee shock” from state-owned airport operator Avinor may have consequences for its flight offerings, especially for rural communities. Avinor operates 43 state-owned airports in Norway, including smaller airfields. The company is still struggling with...
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