which airport do ba fly to in oslo?
Oslo Airport, Gardermoen Oslo Airport, Fornebu
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 In January 2008 , BA unveiled its new subsidiary OpenSkies which took advantage of the liberalisation of transatlantic traffic rights , flying non @-@ stop between major European cities and the United States . Operations between Paris and New York began with a single Boeing 757 in June 2008 . On 2 July 2008 British Airways announced that it had agreed to buy French airline L 'Avion for £ 54 million . L 'Avion was fully integrated with OpenSkies in 2009 . 

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 British Airways , often shortened to BA , is the flag carrier and the largest airline in the United Kingdom based on fleet size . When measured by passengers carried , it is second @-@ largest in the United Kingdom behind easyJet . The airline is based in Waterside near its main hub at London Heathrow Airport . 

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 Some locals wanted to keep Fornebu as a regional airport for the Oslo and Bærum area . The proposal was to keep part of the runway and terminals and allow aircraft such as the Bombardier Dash 8 , Fokker 50 and British Aerospace 146 to use the airport . Proponents argued that a similar role was filled by Stockholm @-@ Bromma Airport and Chicago 's Midway Airport . 

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 BA CityFlyer , a wholly owned subsidiary , offers flights from its base at London City Airport to 23 destinations throughout Europe . It flies 17 Embraer E @-@ 170 / E @-@ 190 aircraft and two leased Saab 2000 . The airline focuses on serving the financial market , though it has recently expanded into the leisure market , offering routes to Ibiza , Palma and Venice . The onboard product is identical to that of the BA Short Haul product from both LHR and LGW . 

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 Widerøe is the main airline operating at Banak , with daily flights to Alta and Tromsø using Bombardier Dash 8 aircraft . During the Weekdays , Norwegian Air Shuttle operates a twice @-@ weekly service to Oslo using their Boeing 737 aircraft . 
