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    Wideroe

    Norway's leading regional airline connecting communities across the Nordics with efficient, reliable, and sustainable flights.

    Departures:160,000
    Wideroe logo displays a stylized wing design symbolizing flight and the brands connection to aviation and the arctic
    A bright green Wideroe Dash 8400 aircraft stands on the tarmac with a city skyline backdrop

    Company Overview

    Wideroe is the largest regional airline in the Nordic countries, operating a comprehensive network from Norway to domestic and select international destinations. With a modern regional fleet and decades of experience, Wideroe plays a vital role in connecting remote areas and supporting regional development. The airline is recognized for operational reliability and passenger service.

    Sources:Wideroe Official Website

    Leadership & Employees

    Wideroe employs approximately 3,500 people globally.

    Employee Statistics:

    • Total Employees: ~3,500 globally
    • Pilots: ~500
    • Flight Attendants: ~1,000

    Equipment & Technology

    Wideroe operates a fleet of modern turboprops and regional jets tailored for efficient operations on short and challenging runways, essential for serving remote regions and smaller airports. The airline's maintenance and engineering teams leverage industry-leading systems for fleet health monitoring and predictive maintenance, ensuring high standards of operational safety and reliability. Advanced digital booking, check-in, and E-ticketing systems streamline passenger and logistics management. Wideroe continually explores fleet renewal initiatives emphasizing lower emissions, alternative fuels, and partnerships with innovators in sustainable aviation to enhance the customer and partner experience.

    Wideroe aircraft fleet and equipment

    Fleet Composition:

    Total Aircraft: 50

    Aircraft TypeQuantity
    De Havilland Dash 8-1001
    De Havilland Dash 8-2001
    De Havilland Dash 8-3001
    De Havilland Dash 8-4001
    Embraer 190-E21

    Average Fleet Age: 13.2 years

    Warehouses & Logistics Hubs

    Wideroe provides integrated logistics solutions supporting aviation partners through efficient cargo operations, spare parts supply, and coordinated ground handling. The airline operates dedicated technical and logistics centers, especially at its Florø technical base, streamlining aircraft maintenance and spare parts distribution for its network. Hub operations across Norway enable rapid turnarounds and cargo transfers. Advanced IT and tracking technologies are deployed to ensure operational accuracy and transparency across the logistics chain. Wideroe collaborates with airports and third-party providers to deliver seamless logistics and supply chain solutions for airlines and the wider aviation ecosystem.

    Key Hub Locations:

    LocationTypeFacilities
    Bodo (BOO)mainMain hub facilities
    Oslo (OSL)mainMain hub facilities
    Bergen (BGO)mainMain hub facilities
    Tromso (TOS)mainMain hub facilities
    Sandefjord (TRF)mainMain hub facilities

    Global Locations & Network

    Wideroe’s regional network is the most expansive within Norway, connecting more than 49 cities and several select destinations in Northern Europe, facilitating mobility and economic growth. The airline’s frequent flights to remote airports underpin vital passenger and logistics connections which larger carriers cannot serve, solidifying its essential role in Norway’s transport infrastructure. Wideroe’s Oslo hub and codeshare agreements extend network access to international markets, linking passengers and cargo to Europe and beyond. Collaboration with major European airlines ensures seamless transfers for global travelers and cargo shipments. The airline’s integrated network supports diverse aviation partners, including ground handlers, logistics providers, and regional airports. Strategic focus on sustainable growth, reliability, and connectivity positions Wideroe as the hub of Norway's regional aviation supply chain.

    Wideroe global network and routes map

    Partners & Alliances:

    SAS Scandinavian Airlines

    codeshare

    Finnair

    codeshare

    KLM

    codeshare

    Air France

    codeshare

    Lufthansa

    codeshare

    Carrier Partners & Alliances

    Wideroe’s regional network is the most expansive within Norway, connecting more than 49 cities and several select destinations in Northern Europe, facilitating mobility and economic growth. The airline’s frequent flights to remote airports underpin vital passenger and logistics connections which larger carriers cannot serve, solidifying its essential role in Norway’s transport infrastructure. Wideroe’s Oslo hub and codeshare agreements extend network access to international markets, linking passengers and cargo to Europe and beyond. Collaboration with major European airlines ensures seamless transfers for global travelers and cargo shipments. The airline’s integrated network supports diverse aviation partners, including ground handlers, logistics providers, and regional airports. Strategic focus on sustainable growth, reliability, and connectivity positions Wideroe as the hub of Norway's regional aviation supply chain.

    Strategic Partnerships:

    PartnerType
    SAS Scandinavian Airlinescodeshare
    Finnaircodeshare
    KLMcodeshare
    Air Francecodeshare
    Lufthansacodeshare

    Financial Metrics & Stability

    Wideroe maintains a strong financial position grounded in its market leadership in regional aviation, with steady revenue and robust passenger demand. The company consistently achieves financial resilience despite the industry’s cyclical environments, benefiting from its essential service role in Norwegian transport. Revenue and profit trends reflect management efficiency and strategic focus on cost-effective operations. The airline’s public limited company status allows financial flexibility, but the company is not stock-listed. Wideroe’s network, government PSOs, and key partnerships underpin long-term profitability.

    Key Financial Metrics:

    MetricValue
    Annual Revenue$0.3 billion
    Profit Margin4%
    Net Profit$13.0 million
    Financial Year2024

    Service Portfolio

    Wideroe offers a comprehensive service portfolio that includes high-frequency passenger flights, advanced cargo logistics, and specialized ground services tailored to Norway's challenging geography. Premium and standard cabin options are available to meet diverse customer preferences. Cargo services support local businesses, rapid package delivery, and critical supply movements, particularly in remote regions without alternative transportation. The airline’s maintenance and technical services ensure reliability for its fleet and partner organizations. Ground handling, check-in, and integrated digital service channels deliver excellent customer experience and supply chain transparency. Wideroe’s unique combination of passenger and aviation services makes it a critical partner for public and private sector mobility and logistics needs.

    Our Services:

    Premium Class

    Passenger Service: Premium Class

    Economy Class

    Passenger Service: Economy Class

    Domestic cargo transport

    Cargo Service: Domestic cargo transport

    Express parcel services

    Cargo Service: Express parcel services

    Freight forwarding

    Cargo Service: Freight forwarding

    Aircraft maintenance

    Additional Service: Aircraft maintenance

    Ground handling

    Additional Service: Ground handling

    Technical training

    Additional Service: Technical training