Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (Thu, 22 Oct) announced that it has carried over 15 million passengers through Oslo Torp Airport since commencing operations to/from the airport in 1997.

Since the take-off of Ryanair’s first route from Oslo Torp to London Stansted 30 years ago, Ryanair has strengthened Oslo’s links across Europe, offering year-round connectivity and choice at the lowest fares for millions travelling to and from the region, whilst supporting over 720 local jobs.

This Winter, Ryanair is operating over 100 weekly flights across 10 routes to/from Oslo Torp Airport, connecting passengers with popular travel destinations and key inbound tourism markets, including the UK, Spain, Italy, and Poland.

The airline has also announced an exciting new route to Bari for Summer 2027, with flights now available to book for as little as 210 kr on Ryanair’s app/website.

Ryanair Director of Comms, Jade Kirwan, said:

“We are delighted to celebrate carrying over 15 million passengers through Oslo Torp Airport since commencing operations almost 30 years ago. This significant milestone reflects the continued demand from Oslo citizens and visitors for Ryanair’s low fares, extensive route network, and industry-leading reliability.

This Winter, Ryanair is operating over 100 weekly flights across 10 routes to/from Oslo Torp Airport, connecting Oslo region with key tourism markets, including the UK, Spain, Italy, and Poland. As the EU’s No.1 low-fares airline, Ryanair remains committed to delivering traffic, tourism and jobs for Norway, and we look forward to welcoming millions more passengers onboard in the years ahead.

Ryanair’s full Winter 2026 schedule is available to book now on the Ryanair app/website, with flights to/from Oslo Torp Airport from as little as 210 kr.”

Tine Kleive-Mathisen, Manager Traffic Development and Communications at Torp Sandefjord Airport, said:

“We congratulate Ryanair on reaching 15 million passengers at Torp airport. It is fantastic that the airline has carried so many passengers to exciting destinations across Europe, while also opening a window to Norway and the Eastern Norway region (Østlandet) for tourists and other visitors. Cheap tickets have made air travel possible for all of us, and Ryanair keeps introducing new and exciting destinations from Torp. Congratulations, and we look forward to the next millions.”