Agent's Corner
- Widerøe flies to 41 destinations in Norway and eight in Europe.
- Connect to/from international destinations via Bergen.
- Good connection points for flights from the US are Dublin, Munchen, and Brussels.
- Widerøe has interline agreements with airlines, including Air Lingus, Lufthansa, KLM, and others.
- The airline’s fleet comprises 48 aircraft, including Embraer E2 jets and the De Havilland Dash 8 turboprop.
- On board the Embraer E190-E2s, complimentary in-flight entertainment systems feature movies, TV shows, games, a moving map, magazines, flight information, and more.
- For visa planning purposes, Norway is a member of the Schengen Area. We recommend checking local entry requirements when planning any journey.
- Widerøe provides a various flexible ticket options, along with special fares for seniors, students, and youths. See below.
- Group rates are available for groups of more than 10 passengers traveling together. However, for 10 – 12 pax, the airline suggests individual tickets can often work out more cost-effective.
- Widerøe Bisniss is the airline’s corporate program designed for small and medium-sized businesses. Members can enjoy discounts and various customer benefits simply by providing a VAT or organization number. The program features two tiers: MERE Business and BARE Business, with members earning additional benefits the more they fly.
- Widerøe also offers fast-track services and lounge access at select airports. For a complete list of available services, please visit the carrier’s website at wideroe.no/en/fly-with-use/fast-track-lounge.
- Tour operator fares (10% off published economy class fares) are available for use in packages where flights are combined with land packages. Ticket 21 days before departure. There are also V-class fares for tour operators, which the airline recommends for planning purposes.
Norwegian adventures: Katya Varela and travel agents discover the best of Norway’s breathtaking landscapes!
AirlinePros Sales Manager Katya Varela recently embarked on an educational through Norway, accompanied by a small group of agents. With flights operated by Widerøe, the group explored the stunning landscapes and traditional coastal life of the Helgeland and Vesterålen archipelagos. Highlights included wandering through the charming fishing village of Langøya, which is famous for its whale safaris and deep-sea fishing. In Tromsdalen, the group was wowed by breathtaking Northern Lights views, right next to the iconic Arctic Cathedral. They also visited the picturesque village of Andenes, known for its dramatic coastal cliffs and the beautiful Arctic Ocean, while Longyearbyen offered great opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife encounters – even in the chilly climate!
Throughout the adventure, Katya connected with wonderful people and experienced all that Norway has to offer firsthand. Thanks to the friendly and helpful airport staff, traveling on Widerøe’s routes made everything smooth and enjoyable. Katya and her fellow agents – Kat Robert Angel from Scandinavian Travel, Kelly Swift from Travel Quest International, and Ivona Pivona from Central Park Travel – toured incredible spots like Helgeland, Lofoten, Vesterålen, Senja, and Tromsø, leaving them with unforgettable memories of Norway’s natural beauty and rich culture.
