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Norwegian F-35s to Honour King Harald V with Funeral Flyover

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Four Royal Norwegian Air Force F-35 fighter jets will fly over Oslo Cathedral following the funeral of King Harald V on Wednesday, 9 September. The flypast is provisionally scheduled between 14:05 and 14:30, after the cathedral service. The aircraft will perform the internationally recognised “missing man” formation, in which one jet leaves the formation and […]
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During the state funeral of Norwegian King Harald, four F-35 fighter jets will fly over Oslo Cathedral. The Norwegian Air Force announced this on Monday. The flyover will take place on Wednesday between 14:05 and 14:30, after the funeral ceremony in the Cathedral has concluded. During the tribute...

Four of our most advanced F-35 fighter jets will fly over Oslo Cathedral after the funeral. This is an unusual feature in the Norwegian context.

Four of the Norwegian Armed Forces' F-35 fighter jets will fly over Oslo Cathedral on the occasion of King Harald's funeral next Wednesday. The Air Force confirmed this in a press release on Monday. The fighter jets will fly the so-called missing man formation, which is an internationally recognized honor marking where one aircraft breaks out of the formation and rises into the air. - The empty space in the formation represents the loss, while t…

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Four of the Norwegian Armed Forces' F-35 fighter jets will fly over Oslo Cathedral during King Harald's funeral on Wednesday afternoon.

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VG broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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