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Chinese carrier Hainan Airlines is to operate direct flights between Oslo and Beijing as the carrier looks to target China’s growing appetite for seafood.
Due to commence next spring, three weekly flights between the Chinese and Norwegian capitals will utilise an Airbus 330-300.
Freight director of Oslo Airport Martin Langaas believes the service will open new business opportunities.
“The direct flight to China will be very positive for the export of fresh Norwegian seafood to the fast-growing Chinese market,” he said.
“Fresh fish have short shelf life, ...
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