Flying with Widerøe
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Boarding one of Widerøe's aircraft at Tromsø airport. -
The tank lorry giving fuel to the aircraft is painted in military colors due to the Cold War history of Banak airport in Lakselv. -
Lakselv Banak is one of 11 airports in Finnmark county where Widerøe operates daily flights. -
Rainbow over the control tower at Tromsø airport, the hub for Widerøe's northernmost flights in Norway. -
Small airport with short baggage belt. This one in Hammerfest. -
Flying a propeller plane over the skies of Finnmark gives you the real feeling and joy of flying. -
Geir Seljeseth (left) is regulary flying with Widerøe. Today, he is one the flight for an oil conferance in Hammerfest. -
Captain Gunnar Farup in the cockpit is based in Tromsø and knows in detail all airports in northern Norway. -
The window on board Widerøe's northbound flights from Tromsø offers some of the most breathtaking view you can imagine. -
The terminal building at Hammerfest airport is way too small for the growing number of passengers, according to the locals. -
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