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Apr 09, 2021 (newstodate): The new low-cost airline under formation in Norway, Flyr expects to see its first Boeing 737-800 aircraft landing in Oslo Airport by early May 2021.
   And the airlines has now also set July 1, 2021, as the date for its first flight on the route between Oslo and Tromso, in northern  Norway.
   The date is actually slightly later than earlier slated due to changing political decisions on restrictions on travels due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
   -A concrete plan for the reopening of Norway gives Flyr the predictability we need to be able to start ticket sales.
   -In order not to get into a situation with significant changes in the route program and subsequent rebookings that will be unfortunate for customers, our start-up is adapted to the Government's plan for the reopening of Norway, the company says in a statement.
   The company now has 45 employees with solid experience from Norwegian aviation and will have about 350 employees by the end of the year, while the aircraft fleet will grow to eight leased Boeing 737-800 aircraft in the first phase, providing flights from Oslo to 12 destinations including five outside Norway, with Copenhagen on the list.
   In a second phase, the fleet will be increased to 20 aircraft serving a network of 23 destinations, now also including Stockholm; and in a phase 3 the fleet will contain up to 28-30 aircraft with flights also from Bergen, Stavanger and Trondheim and serving a network adding flights also to the three Baltic states.