Aviator Airport Alliance has expanded its relationship with Lufthansa Group after signing a new long-term contract to provide full ground handling services at three major airports in Norway.
Under the agreement, Aviator will manage Lufthansa Group’s ground operations at Bergen Airport (BGO), Trondheim Airport (TRD) and Tromsø Airport (TOS). The scope includes full handling services as well as de-icing operations.
The rollout will take place in stages. Services are scheduled to begin at Bergen on 1 February 2027, followed by Trondheim on 28 March 2027 and Tromsø on 1 April 2027. Across the three airports, the contract is expected to cover approximately 1,760 aircraft turnarounds each year.
The latest agreement adds to Aviator’s recent expansion of its cooperation with Lufthansa Group across the Nordic region. In Sweden, the company recently secured a four-year ground handling contract with the group at Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport (GOT).
Peter Stackeryd, Managing Director at Aviator in Norway, said the new contract reflects the confidence placed in the company’s teams and operating standards.
“To win the contract with Lufthansa Group in Norway is a strong endorsement and a recognition of our teams and the standards we uphold across our stations. Full handling at this scale demands precision and consistency, and we are ready to deliver it from day one. We look forward to supporting the group’s airlines and passengers at our stations in Norway,” said Peter Stackeryd, Managing Director at Aviator in Norway.
Aviator Airport Alliance, part of Avia Solutions Group, operates as a full-range aviation services provider across 15 airports in the Nordic region.
Its customer base includes major airlines such as SAS, Norwegian, Icelandair, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Finnair, Air France-KLM and Turkish Airlines. The company’s service portfolio covers passenger and baggage handling, de-icing, cargo and freight handling, as well as station services.
Aviator is part of Avia Solutions Group, which operates across six continents and is the world’s largest ACMI provider.
