How the Strike Affects
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Søndag stenger Gardermoen i fem timer. Neste uke peddler Avinor store forsinkelser, wetstengt in Tromsø and also available for air travel.
In recent days, the Norwegian Air Traffic Controllers Association (NFF) has told Norwegian media that air traffic controllers can work up to 16 hours without a break. This is completely wrong – it is simply not true.
The Norwegian Air Traffic Controllers Association (NFF) will meet with Spekter for new talks on Monday morning. Spekter does not want to discuss breaks, which are among the demands of the NFF.
Air passengers at Gardermoen Airport north of Oslo in Norway can expect major delays or canceled flights throughout the day, and it can be assumed that today's situation will have a domino effect on tomorrow.
Gardermoen Airport outside Oslo closed early Sunday morning in connection with the Norwegian air traffic controller strike. It has now reopened, but with major disruptions to air traffic for the rest of the day.
147 of 346 scheduled flights from Gardermoen on Sunday morning have now been canceled. The airport has been closed for five hours as a result of the air traffic controller strike.
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