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How long could Norway's air traffic controller strike go on for?

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Norwegian air traffic controllers went on strike on August 21st, causing widespread flight chaos over the weekend. Is a solution in sight as parties enter emergency mediation?

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The labor dispute is primarily about working hours.

·Helsinki, Finland
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A planned escalation of the air traffic controller strike in Norway is postponed while the parties negotiate an agreement.

·Borås, Sweden
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Negotiations in the Norwegian aviation dispute have resumed. Over the weekend, the air traffic controllers' strike led to massive delays and cancellations.

While nervous passengers wait at Norwegian airports, the parties meet for new talks.

·Oslo, Norway
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Passengers were seen in huge queues at Gardermoen Airport north of Oslo in Norway this morning as a strike by twelve air traffic controllers, there and at Flesland Airport in Bergen, which began at 11 am on Friday morning, has completely disrupted domestic and international air travel, to and from Norway.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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TV 2 broke the news on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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