TRIP REPORT | Widerøe Dash 8-Q200 | OSL-TRD | WF74

Widerøe have one of the largest Dash 8 fleets in the world, and are also the only airline to operate each variant of the type simultaneously. Join me as I fly with them from Oslo to Trondheim on the last Dash 8 variant that was missing in my log: the Q200.

Overall, the flight was quite nice. Of course, I have to say flying the Q200 was the highlight of the flight! Other than that, the flight was on time, the flight attendant was quite friendly, and the views out of the window weren't too bad. Speaking of the F/A, I had actually flown with her before - this happened on a flight from Trondheim to Oslo, in June 2022. A bit of a coincidence, indeed!

Without further ado; sit back, relax, and enjoy the video!


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Date: Saturday, April 6, 2024
Ticket price: 869 NOK (approx. 77€), O/W, "Youth Mini" fare

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Cameras used:
Canon PowerShot SX740HS
iPhone 11

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Flight details:

Aircraft info:
*Type: De Havilland Canada Dash 8-Q202
*Registration: LN-WSA
*Construction number: 435
*First flight: April 1996
*Delivered: August 17, 2012 (previously in service with Saudi Aramco Aviation and Field Aviation)
*Configuration: Y39
*My seat: 2D
(source: https://www.planespotters.net/airfram...)

Flight info:
*Scheduled departure time: 10:50
*Scheduled arrival time: 12:00
*Scheduled flight time: 1h 10m
*Punctuality: on time
*Cruising altitude: 23.000 feet
*Number of pax: 26 (load factor: 66,6%)

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00:00 - Intro & Oslo airport
03:04 - Plane spotting
03:35 - Arrival of our aircraft & boarding
04:12 - Onboard
05:09 - Startup
05:44 - Taxi to runway
06:20 - Take-off & climbout
07:46 - Inflight
10:22 - Approach
11:42 - Landing
12:15 - Taxi to gate & verdict
13:20 - Engine shutdown & disembarkation
13:54 - Trondheim airport & outro