Operational reports

Maintenance work will be carried out at Bergen Airport, and the airport will therefore be closed during the evening and night. As a consequence, the scheduled flights that Posten Bring usually uses for forwarding Business Packages Express to and from Bergen will not operate as planned during this period. Therefore, unfortunately, longer forwarding times for Business Express Packages to and from Bergen must be expected.

This applies to Business Packages Express:

• From Bergen (postal codes 5000-5399, 5600-5625, 5630-5749, 5800-5999) to Eastern Norway, Trøndelag, and Troms & Finnmark (2100-2699, 2800-3999, 7000-7999, 8500-8599 and 9000-9400), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.
• From Trondheim (postal codes 7000-7999) to Bergen (postal codes 5000-5399, 5600-5625, 5630-5749, 5800-5999), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.

We apologize for the inconvenience the closure causes for our customers.

During the period 14.04.-27.04.25, several changes in commercial flight schedules will affect the delivery of Package to Business Express:

• From Stavanger (postal codes 4000-4133, 4135-4145, 4147-4199, 4300-4499), during the period 14.-20.04. to Eastern Norway and Central Norway (postal codes 2100-2699, 2800-3999, 6000-6699, 7000-7999), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.
• From Bergen (postal codes 5000-5399, 5600-5625, 5630-5749, 5800-5999), during the period 14.-27.04. to Eastern Norway (postal codes 2100-2699, 2800-3999), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.
• From Trondheim (postal codes 7000-7999), during the period 14.-20.04. to Northern Norway (postal codes 8000-9999), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.

• To Kristiansand (postal codes 4500-4999), during the period 14.-20.04. from Central and Northern Norway (postal codes 6000-7999 and parts of 8000-9999), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.
• To Haugesund (postal codes 4134, 4146, 4200-4299, 5400-5599, 5626-5629, 5750-5799), during the period 14.-20.04. from Central and Northern Norway (postal codes 6000-9999), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.
• To Ålesund (postal codes 6000-6299), during the period 14.-20.04. from Western and Northern Norway (postal codes 4000-4499, 5400-5599, 5626-5629, 5750-5799, parts of 8000-9999), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.
• To Molde (postal codes 6300-6699), during the period 14.-20.04. from Western and Northern Norway (postal codes 4000-4499, 5400-5599, 5626-5629, 5750-5799, parts of 8000-9999), delivery may be up to 24 hours later than usual.

• To Bardufoss (postal code 9325), on Wednesday, 16.04.25, from almost all of Norway (postal codes 0000-4999, 5400-5599, 5626-5629, 5750-5799, 6000-8999, 9400-9499), we cannot guarantee delivery of Package to Business Express according to the planned schedule. The time guarantee is suspended for delivery on the mentioned days and routes.
• From Trondheim (postal codes 7000-7999), on Tuesday, 15.04.25, to Hamar (postal codes 2300-2433, 2438, 2440-2699, 2800-2999), we cannot guarantee delivery of Package to Business Express according to the planned schedule. The time guarantee is suspended for delivery on the mentioned day and route.
• From Kristiansand (postal codes 4500-4999), on Tuesday, 15.04.25, to Bergen (postal codes 5000-5399, 5600-5625, 5630-5749, 5800-5999), we cannot guarantee delivery of Package to Business Express according to the planned schedule. The time guarantee is suspended for delivery on the mentioned day and route.

We apologize for the inconvenience these changes cause our customers.

Large parts of Northern Norway are affected by poor weather and road conditions. From the north of Nordland, Troms, and Finnmark, poor driving conditions and closed ferry routes are causing challenges in the transport and distribution of letters, packages, and goods.

Additionally, one of the two trains to Narvik is delayed by approximately half a day due to avalanche risk in Sweden. The Dovre Line is closed due to repairs on a bridge, and the Røros Line, which is a detour to Trondheim and Northern Norway, was closed for many hours due to the discovery of an old missile near the Rena military camp last night. This is causing delays for packages and goods, especially to Nordland, but also to Trondheim, where some volumes will be delayed by one day.

The driving conditions and train issues may cause delays to last through the week. We apologize for the challenges this causes.

From the areas around Haugesund up to Møre og Romsdal, heavy rainfall has caused landslides, floods, and closed roads. The Bergen Line has been closed since Wednesday, and there have been closed roads between east and west. The E39, which is the main road in Western Norway, is closed in several places, and locally many smaller roads are also closed. This has led to crisis management being established in several places, and many households are isolated due to closed roads. The challenges are particularly significant in Sogn og Fjordane.

Significant delays in mail, packages, and goods are expected today and tomorrow in Western Norway, and between east and west. Especially in the Bergen area and Sogn og Fjordane, there are very significant delays, and very little volume will be delivered as normal. South of the Hardangerfjord, there are also closed roads and difficult accessibility. This particularly affects postal codes 5000-5999 and 6700-6999, but there may also be challenges in Møre, affecting postal codes 6000-6699.

The precipitation is expected to decrease today, and roads and railways are expected to open gradually, but the backlog from the last 24 hours will take some time to clear, so delays are expected throughout the week.

We apologize for all the inconveniences this causes for our customers.

Bad weather last night has caused significant delays between Eastern Norway and Haugesund. E 134 was closed last night, resulting in most packages, and goods from Oslo and Eastern Norway to Haugesund being delayed.

Haugesund's distribution area covers postal codes 4134, 4200-4299, 5400-5599, 5626-5629, and 5750-5799.

In the opposite direction, there will also be delays to large parts of Eastern Norway, while volumes to Oslo will largely not be affected.

We apologize for the inconvenience to our customers.