Operational reports

During the period from 27 October to 21 December 2025, changes to the commercial flight schedule may affect the delivery of Business Parcel Express on the following routes:

• From Stavanger (postal codes 4000–4133, 4135–4145, 4147–4199, 4300–4499) to Eastern Norway and Central Norway (postal codes 2100–2699, 2800–3999, 6000–6699, 7000–7999), packages submitted on wednesdays may be delivered up to 24 hours later than usual. The time guarantee is suspended for packages submitted on wednesdays on the mentioned routes.

We apologize for any inconvenience these changes may cause our customers.

The quick clay landslide in Nord-Trøndelag earlier this autumn means we will experience longer transport times for many of our products between large parts of Northern and Southern Norway until road and rail traffic returns to normal.

The Norwegian Public Roads Administration is working on a temporary solution for the E6, expected to be ready by mid-November. Bane NOR has announced that the Nordland Line may remain closed until the summer of 2026.

Detours due to the closed E6 significantly affect traffic between Trondheim and Nord-Trøndelag. Since all volumes to and from Nord-Trøndelag pass through the terminal in Trondheim, this could result in up to one day longer delivery times for parcels, and freight between postal codes in Nord-Trøndelag (7600–7999) and the rest of the country. This delay will end as soon as the temporary E6 solution is in place in mid-November.

The closure of the Nordland Line is more extensive both geographically and in duration. As long as we have to transport goods by road between Trondheim and Steinkjer, where a temporary freight terminal has been established on the railway, delivery times for parcels and freight between the following postal codes may be up to one day longer: 0001–7999 to and from 8000–9500.

If the Nordland Line reopens earlier than announced, our transport times will of course return to normal.

We apologize for the inconvenience this causes.

Starting from October 26, 2025, the winter schedule for commercial flights will be implemented, and changes in flight routes may affect the delivery of Business Parcel Express. We will adjust dispatch times and delivery deadlines accordingly, but recipients may experience deliveries at different times compared to the summer schedule.

The following routes are affected by the changes:

• From Bergen (postal codes 5000–5399, 5600–5625, 5630–5749, 5800–5999) to Eastern Norway (postal codes 2100–2699, 2800–3999), unfortunately, there is no longer an evening flight, and packages must be sent by road. This may, for several postal codes, result in delivery times of up to 24 hours later compared to the summer schedule.
• From Trondheim (postal codes 7000–7999) to Helgeland (postal codes 8600–8999) has a later evening flight been scheduled, which misses the first transfer opportunity to Helgeland. This may, for several postal codes, result in delivery times of up to 24 hours later compared to the summer schedule.
• To Stokmarknes (postal codes 8400, 8402, 8450) from Southern Norway (postal codes 0000–7999), unfortunately, there is no longer a good option for direct transfer between flights. This may result in delivery times of up to 24 hours later compared to the summer schedule for the mentioned postal codes.

We apologize for any inconvenience these changes may cause our customers.

This weekend’s wind and rainfall in Southern Norway caused challenges in several areas.

Especially along the coast, extreme winds led to cancellations of both ferries and flights. Many roads were also closed due to flooding and wind, and both the Sørlandsbanen and Dovrebanen railway lines were shut down.

The closure of Sørlandsbanen was relatively short-lived, so the consequences were minor. Dovrebanen, however, remains closed, resulting in delays for both parcels and freight between Southern Norway and Trøndelag (postal codes 7000–7999). It also affects, to some extent, deliveries to and from parts of Nordland (8000–8299, 8600–8999). Deliveries to and from Nordland were already facing challenges due to the landslide south of Levanger earlier this autumn, and this adds to the situation.

Throughout the weekend and today, we have implemented measures to limit the consequences, but delays will occur between the mentioned postal codes and other parts of Southern Norway.

We apologize for the inconvenience this causes.

The forecasted extreme weather event, Amy, will hit Southern Norway this weekend.

This will lead to closed ferries and bridges in the areas most severely affected by the weather. Based on experience, heavy rainfall often also results in road and railway infrastructure being shut down. The storm may also impact air traffic.

As a result, delays in our transport services may occur. Since the extent of the disruption is uncertain, it is difficult to specify exactly which areas will be affected, but it could include express products, letters, parcels, and general cargo.

Life and health are our top priorities, but within the bounds of what is safe, we are doing everything we can to minimize negative consequences.

The landslide in Trøndelag during week 35, the rockslide on the Ofoten Line the following week, and most recently the train derailment in Sweden last weekend have caused significant challenges in transporting parcels and freight between regions.

Nordland Line
An emergency terminal is being established in Steinkjer, and trains will operate between Steinkjer and Bodø. Southbound trains will start running on Tuesday, September 9, while northbound trains will begin on Wednesday, September 10. We are supplementing with trucks between Southern Norway and Nordland to ensure sufficient capacity going forward. This deviation setup, involving both trucks and trains, means we will continue to experience delays in the delivery of parcels and freight.

Narvik (ARE)

The train derailment in Sweden has closed the usual railway route for at least a week, likely longer. There is an alternative route available, and trains will be operated on this line. This means we hope to quickly establish good capacity on the trains and avoid excessive road transport. However, transit times will still deviate from normal schedules, so delays should be expected.

These delays affect parcels and freight, as letters are transported by car and plane and are largely unaffected by the train-related incidents.

We apologize for the inconvenience this causes our customers.

A freight train has derailed in Sweden. Posten and Bring have several containers with parcels and goods on this train. In addition to the units on the train, delays are expected on other trains as well. It is currently unclear how long the line will be closed, but significant delays for parcels and goods should be expected from week 36, and the same will apply in week 37.

Since the Nordland Line is also closed, delays will affect all transport to and from Northern Norway. Everything that needs to be transported between the south and the north will have to be moved by truck for the time being, which will result in major delays.

We apologize for the difficult situation this causes for our customers.

The landslide south of Levanger last Saturday resulted in closed roads and railway lines between Southern Norway and Nordland.

There are some detour options available in Trøndelag, and we are also utilizing train routes through Sweden. However, an incident has now occurred on that route as well, with a large rock blocking the tracks on the Ofoten Line. This means that over the next 24 hours, we will need to arrange alternative road transport to and from Kiruna. Train equipment is out of position, and in addition, planned maintenance work on the Swedish route next week will lead to changes in the timetable.

As a result, previously announced delays for the remainder of this week—and possibly into next week—are expected to increase further. For large parts of Nordland, Troms, and Finnmark, packages and freight may be delayed by two to three days.

We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.

Road closures following the landslide in Levanger mean that delays must be expected between Nord-Trøndelag and the rest of the country, both for incoming and outgoing deliveries to areas north of the landslide site.

This applies to postal codes 7600–7999 to and from 0001–9999.

We apologize for the inconvenience this causes our customers.

In weeks 27 – 31, transport times to and from the largest cities will be approximately the same as usual. To smaller places and areas with low numbers of parcels and goods, there may be +1 day.

In weeks 27 – 32, there will be no Saturday delivery of parcels to mailboxes, parcel boxes and pick-up points in Oslo.

Do you have a fixed appointment and will be closed for a few weeks? Let us know so we know when we can pick-up and deliver your goods. You can let us know either via Mybring or contact us by phone 04045 by July 1. If you do not have a Mybring user, you can easily register your company here.

If you need mail storage, please use the form on this page.

Have a nice summer!