Operational reports
Possible delays in the delivery of Business Parcel Express in April and during Easter (30 March–3 May 2026) due to changes in commercial flight schedules
During the period 30th March–3rd May 2026, several changes to the commercial flight schedule have been announced, which will affect the delivery of Business Parcel Express:
- April:
- From Bergen (postal codes 5000–5399, 5600–5625, 5630–5749, 5800–5999) to Tromsø (postal codes 8500–8599, 9000–9999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later than normal during the period 1st April–3rd May
- Easter:
- From Trondheim (postal codes 7000–7999) to Bergen (postal codes 5000–5399, 5600–5625, 5630–5749, 5800–5999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later than normal during 30th March–5th April
- From parts of Nordland and Helgeland (postal codes 8001–8133, 8340–8379, 8650–8699) to Southern Norway (postal codes 2100–2699, 2800–3999, 4500–5399, 5600–5625, 5630–5749, 5800–6600, 7000–7999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later during 30th March–5th April
- To Kristiansand (postal codes 4500–4999) from Central and Northern Norway (postal codes 6000–9999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later during 30th March–5th April
- To Haugesund (postal codes 4134, 4146, 4200–4299, 5400–5599, 5626–5629, 5750–5799) from Central and Northern Norway (postal codes 6000–9999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later during 30th March–5th April
- To Ålesund (postal codes 6000–6299) from Western and Northern Norway (postal codes 4000–4499, 5400–5599, 5626–5629, 5750–5799, 8000–9999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later during 30th March–5th April
- To Molde (postal codes 6300–6699) from Western and Northern Norway (postal codes 4000–4499, 5400–5599, 5626–5629, 5750–5799, 6700–6999, 8000–9999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later during 30th March–5th April
- To Svolvær, Leknes, and Stokmarknes (postal codes 8300, 8370, 8400, 8402, 8450) from almost all of Southern Norway (postal codes 0000–6999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later during 30th March–5th April
- To Hammerfest (postal codes 9600, 9601, 9610) from almost all of Norway (0000–8499, 8600–8999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later during30th March–5th April
- From parts of Troms and Finnmark (postal codes 9000–9159, 9169–9299, 9590–9599, 9670–9699, 9750–9769, 9800–9809, 9900–9913, 9925–9979) to Southern Norway (postal codes 2100–2699, 2800–3999, 4500–5399, 5600–5625, 5630–5749, 5800–6600, 7000–7999), deliveries may be up to 24 hours later during 6th –12th April
We apologise for the inconvenience these changes may cause for our customers.
Rockslide on the E6 at Rosten in Sel may cause delays for parcels and freight
The Road Traffic Centre reported that the E6 at Rosten in Sel is closed following a rockslide late Wednesday evening. The slide is not very wide, but the rocks are quite large, and it is difficult to assess the conditions further up the terrain. Therefore, the road is closed pending daylight and a geological assessment. It is currently unclear how long the road will remain closed.
The slide has caused, and may unfortunately continue to cause, several consequences for our letters, parcel and freight deliveries. Several of our vehicles between Møre og Romsdal and Eastern Norway are delayed, and several others are stuck on the south side of the slide. This will also impact the positioning of vehicles and equipment, which may lead to delays in deliveries over the next few days. We are implementing measures to avoid further delays.
The affected postal codes are:
- 6000-6699 to and from 0000-9999 for letters
- 6000–6699 to and from 0000–5999, 6700–6999, 8000–8599 and 9000–9999 for parcels
- 6000–6699 to and from 0000–4999, 5400–5599 and 9500–9999 for freight
We apologise for the inconvenience this causes for our customers.
Easter operations
During Easter, we will adjust our transport times. The main changes are as follows:
- Up to and including Tuesday, 31 March: Pickup and delivery of letters, parcels, and goods will be carried out as usual.
- Wednesday, 1 April: Delivery of letters, parcels, and goods within the terminal’s local area only. No pickup will take place.
Starting Tuesday, 7 April, we will Pick-up and deliver letters, parcels, and goods as usual.
In the days following Easter, delivery times for both parcels and goods may be 1 day longer.
Do you have a fixed agreement and will be closed in the days leading up to Easter?
Please notify us via Mybring or contact us by phone at 04045.
Don’t have a Mybring user account? You can easily register your company here.
A train derailed on Sunday in Sweden.
The railway line is closed to train traffic. The section will be closed at least through Tuesday. The earliest possible reopening is Wednesday.
This means there will be delays in parcels and freight between Troms and the northern parts of Nordland to and from Southern Norway. This will affect shipments submitted in Southern Norway before the weekend, and well into this week. From experience, we know that several days of closure on such an important railway line causes delays that ripple forward for several days.
The postal codes affected are 0001–6999 to and from 8300–8599, 9000–9499.
The trains are unloaded in Kiruna, but due to the longer driving distance, at least one extra day of transit time should be expected in the coming days.
We apologize for the inconvenience this causes our customers.
Cancelled Trains Through Sweden
Extreme cold is expected in Northern Sweden over the next few days. For safety reasons, CargoNet will cancel most of its trains between Oslo and Kiruna/Narvik for the next three days.
Since the Nordland Line operates only one train in each direction between Steinkjer and Bodø, a significant portion of the rail capacity between North and South will be unavailable in the coming days. This will result in major delays for parcels and freight between regions. We will be able to add some truck capacity, but you should expect transport times to increase by several days this week and likely into next week.
This will particularly affect shipments between postal codes 0001–7999 and 8300–8599, 9000–9999, but it will also lead to longer delivery times between 0001–7999 and 8000–8299, 8600–8999, as the overall northbound transport capacity will be distributed differently than when all trains are running.
We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.
Transport of parcels and goods this summer
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!