Valencia Airport yesterday inaugurated a new route to Oslo, Norway, which will have two weekly frequencies, with flights on Thursdays and Sundays, and which is operated by the airline Flyr.
The Airport wanted to give a warm welcome to the first flight of the Flyr airline, newly established in Valencia, which landed yesterday at 19:50 operating a Boeing 737 with a capacity of 180 passengers. For this, the director of the Valencia Airport, Joaquín Rodríguez, greeted the flight crew at the foot of the plane and the passengers received a tourist kit courtesy of Visit Valencia, with information about the city and sun protection.
This new connection is also very attractive for potential Valencian passengers who now have a direct link with the capital of Norway, famous for its nature (the Oslo Fjord) and its museums, especially those dedicated to the sea and navigation.
Source: Aena
This post was published on 1 July 2022 18:50
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