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Top 10 Routes
1Bergen ↔ OsloNorway35
2Oslo ↔ TrondheimNorway24
3Oslo ↔ StavangerNorway22
4Bergen ↔ StavangerNorway18
5Kristiansand ↔ OsloNorway14
6Geneva ↔ OsloSwitzerland / Norway10
7Bergen ↔ KristiansandNorway8
8Bodo ↔ OsloNorway8
9Oslo ↔ TromsoNorway6
10Bergen ↔ TrondheimNorway4

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64. Most Active Aircraft Single Aircraft Performance Champion | March 2026 ✈ Aircraft of the Month LN-SAA Aircraft Model Citation Latitude Operator Avincis Aviation Norway Registration Norway (LN) 219 Flights Averaging 7.1 flights/day

Top 10 Routes 1 Bergen ↔ Oslo Norway 35 2 Oslo ↔ Trondheim Norway 24 3 Oslo ↔ Stavanger Norway 22 4 Bergen ↔ Stavanger Norway 18 5 Kristiansand ↔ Oslo Norway 14 6 Geneva ↔ Oslo Switzerland / Norway 10 7 Bergen ↔ Kristiansand

Norway 8 8 Bodo ↔ Oslo Norway 8 9 Oslo ↔ Tromso Norway 6 10 Bergen ↔ Trondheim Norway 4 Performance Analysis 149 Top 10 Routes Total 68.0% Route Concentration 7/10 Oslo Connected 8 Cities Served Norwegian Corporate Aviation Operations

LN-SAA operates under Avincis Aviation Norway, providing corporate and special-mission aviation services across Norway's vast geographic landscape. With 219 flights in March, this Citation Latitude maintained a remarkable 7.1 flights per day, connecting Oslo to key business centers along Norway's coastline and deep into the Arctic north, from Bergen and Stavanger to Bodo and Tromso.

Cessna Citation Latitude Mission Profile The Citation Latitude is a midsize business jet offering stand-up cabin comfort with a range exceeding 2,700 nm. Its combination of short-field capability and transcontinental range makes it well-suited for Norway's dispersed geography, where key cities are separated by fjords, mountains, and Arctic distances that make ground transport impractical for time-sensitive travel.

Oslo Hub Network Oslo serves as the primary hub for 7 of 10 top routes, reflecting the capital's central role in Norway's business and administrative life. At 7.1 flights per day across 31 March days, LN-SAA maintained exceptionally high utilization, connecting major population centers (Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim) with northern communities (Bodo, Tromso) and even cross-border to Geneva, Switzerland.

Key Insight: LN-SAA logged 219 flights in March — the highest single-aircraft count this month — averaging 7.1 flights/day across Norway's key business corridors centered on Oslo.

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