In a world where air traffic is constantly growing, the need for efficient solutions increases. Access Oslo acts as a single point of contact for the entire Nordic region, ensuring that all ground services, from catering to transport, run seamlessly. This simplifies daily operations for airlines, charter brokers, and crew, who avoid spending valuable time coordinating services across many different airports and suppliers.
“There are many small airports in Norway and the Nordics,” says Vidar Broks-Sjåstad, Key Account Manager and Senior Handling Coordinator who has worked at Access Oslo for over 8 years.
“Most of these airports are managed by commercial operators like Widerøe and Avinor. They are staffed based on scheduled air traffic, but are often not prepared for private jets and their specific needs.”
Local Airports with Variable Offerings
Airports have operating hours adapted to scheduled air traffic. For an aircraft operator, it can be challenging to contact a local handler – especially if the airport is closed for large parts of the day. “In Northern Norway, for example, an airport might be open from 05:00 to 09:00, closed until 13:30, open again for a couple of hours, and then closed until evening. For a foreign operator, it can be extremely frustrating to get in touch with the right person,” says Vidar. By using Access Oslo as a single point of contact, operators avoid this challenge. We ensure a quick response and forward all inquiries to the right people, so that local handling is prepared in the best possible way.