Every year a large number of tourists and others visit Norway.
Some make their journey more enjoyable by using their own aircraft!
In order to make their trip as safe and enjoyable as possible, the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority has released the "VFR Guide" (Visual Flight Rules) describing a little about how it is to fly to- and in Norway.
To make this guide as accessible as possible to all that may have benefit of its information, we have distributed it widely within the Norwegian General Aviation community.
However, much of the information in the guide will be of benefit when planning the flight to Norway.
We believe that the addressees of this e-mail may be natural for a pilot to contact when planning such a trip. Therefore we hope you can be so friendly as to either provide to them a link to the guide at the Civil Aviation Authority's website, or forward a copy, either electronically or on paper whichever is more practical. Enclosed you will find a pdf file with the guide, and the link is here: Klick hier ....
The guide will also be posted pre-printed at some of the most widely used airports, so that visiting pilots may get a copy upon arrival to Norway.
We have used our imagination to the best of our ability to identify appropriate recipients of this E-mail. However, we recognize that there may be many we may have forgotten, or do not know about. We therefore humbly ask that you forward this to others you may think could benefit from receiving this information.
If You have comments or feedback to the guide, or a question regarding flying in Norway, please send me a line or give me a call.
Thank you in advance, and have a very good summer, cordial Regards
Morten Raustein
Flight Inspector
General Aviation/UAS, Norwegian Civil Aviation Authorities
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