Wideroe
NorwayAbout the airline
Wideroe is Norway's second-largest airline, founded in 1934. Based across six major hubs including Oslo, Bergen, and Tromsø, it specializes in regional and domestic service with a modern fleet of regional jets and turboprops, connecting remote communities and business centers across Scandinavia.
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Wideroe (IATA: WF, ICAO: WIF) is a Norwegian airline established in 1934, making it one of the country's oldest carriers. The airline has grown to become a key player in regional aviation, operating a network centered on six primary hubs: Oslo Airport, Sandefjord Airport, Tromsø Airport, Bergen Airport, Bodø Airport, and Trondheim Airport.
The airline's network focuses on connecting regional destinations across Norway and neighboring areas, with particular emphasis on routes to northern and remote communities. This regional focus has made Wideroe essential infrastructure for Norwegian domestic travel, serving both business and leisure passengers on shorter routes where its fleet excels.
Wideroe operates a modern, efficient fleet consisting of Embraer E-190 regional jets and De Havilland Canada Dash 8 turboprops. The E-190 handles longer regional routes and higher-capacity services, while the Dash 8 provides reliable connectivity to smaller airports and remote destinations, allowing the airline to serve communities that larger aircraft cannot easily access.