Wideroe
Norway's regional airline hero, Widerøe connects small coastal communities, many above the Arctic Circle, that would otherwise be cut off. Its turboprops land on short runways in places where the road ends at the sea.
Widerøe was the first airline in the world to fly the Embraer E190-E2, taking delivery in April 2018 and flying its first paying passengers on it on 24 April 2018.
Quick answers
What is Wideroe's callsign?
"WIDEROE". On the radio a flight is called by that word plus its flight number, and on a live map its callsign starts with WIF.
What are Wideroe's airline codes?
ICAO WIF, IATA WF. Tickets and departure boards use the two-letter IATA code; air traffic control and flight data use the three-letter ICAO code.
Where are Wideroe's hubs?
Bodo (BOO), Tromso (TOS), Bergen (BGO).
Aircraft you’ll see in Wideroe colors
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Is that a Wideroe flight?
Bogey shows every flight around you on a live map. Tap a WIF callsign and you get the aircraft, the route and where it's headed.
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