Norwegian Schedules Regular Boeing 737 MAX Svalbard Service in NW25
Published at 2000PDT 10OCT25 / 0300GMT 11OCT25
Norwegian during Northern winter 2025/26 season plans operational aircraft changes to Svalbard, as the airline schedules Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft on regular scheduled basis for Oslo – Tromsø – Longyearbyen route. The scheduling of regular 737 MAX service sees this route become the world’s northernmost 737 MAX regular scheduled service during Northern winter 2025/26 season.
From 29OCT25, 737 MAX 8 is scheduled on 1 of 4 weekly service, operating on Wednesdays.
DY396 OSL0700 – 0855TOS0945 – 1125LYR 73H 7
DY396 OSL0920 – 1115TOS1200 – 1340LYR 73H 5
DY396 OSL1050 – 1245TOS1330 – 1510LYR 7M8 3
DY396 OSL1110 – 1305TOS1350 – 1530LYR 73H 1
DY397 LYR1210 – 1345TOS1445 – 1645OSL 73H 7
DY397 LYR1425 – 1600TOS1700 – 1900OSL 73H 5
DY397 LYR1555 – 1730TOS1830 – 2030OSL 7M8 3
DY397 LYR1615 – 1750TOS1850 – 2050OSL 73H 1
From 12JAN26 to 28MAR26, 737 MAX 8 also operates on Day 1, while service on Friday 20FEB26 will also see 737 MAX operating.
The Northernmost 737 MAX 8 route scheduled on regular basis in Northern summer 2025 season is Alaska Airlines’ Anchorage – Utqiaġvik (Barrow) route, previously reported on AeroRoutes on 13MAR25 (schedules listed in the post has since seen various revision, and Utqiaġvik (Barrow) will see one-time 737 MAX 8 service on 14DEC25 for winter season only). Prudhoe Bay/Deadhorse will maintain the title of the second Northernmost 737 MAX destination at least until 06JAN26, with both regular and charter flights operated by Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9.
