Jeg ble gjort oppmerksom på dette av Jan-Petter Helgesen. Jeg sjekket NOTAM for SVG, men fant ikke noe som skulle tyde på forsinkelser eller stengt luftrom. Her fikk jeg svaret: (Red.)
The closure of airspace in
Western Norway for over an hour causes delays in air traffic
By
André Orban
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30 January 2022
All traffic
to and from Sola and Flesland was stopped due to technical problems. The
control tower on Sola was damaged by the storm. Almost an hour and a half
later, the problems are solved.
Avinor was
notified a little after 13:00 about a network problem at the control centre at
Sola. This meant that the airspace in Western Norway was closed and all traffic
in and out of Sola and Flesland airport was stopped.
The control
tower of Sola was damaged by the storm on Saturday night. On Sunday, the
airports in Stavanger and Bergen are closed to all traffic.
Avinor
states that the network problems at the control centre at Sola have been
resolved and the airspace will be reopened, but some delays are expected,
Avinor writes in a press release at 15:00.
At 17:00,
several departures from Bergen are delayed by up to two hours. The same is the
case in Stavanger. Earlier on Sunday afternoon, several domestic flights from
Bergen were cancelled.
The strong
winds in southern Norway led to very difficult landing conditions at several
airports. The airports in Ålesund, Bergen, Haugesund and Stavanger, in
particular, were affected.
At the worst
moment, wind gusts of 34 m/s were measured at Flesland Airport. At Sola, the
wind forces were so strong that damage occurred to the control tower.
A total of
six Norwegian aircraft with destination Vestland (the county around Bergen)
failed to land and had to be diverted to Oslo Gardermoen.
DY9031 Las
Palmas to Ålesund
DY1835 Alicante to Stavanger
DY1837 Las Palmas to Stavanger
DY9171 Las Palmas to Bergen
DY1839 Las Palmas to Bergen
DY9029 Las Palmas to Haugesund
In addition,
a SAS flight from Oslo to Stavanger had to turn around. An evening flight from Oslo to Bergen was
cancelled.