Beijing-Oslo Flights Are Back 2025 – Hainan Airlines Brings Big Boost

Hold onto your salmon, Norway—Hainan Airlines is flying back into Oslo! Starting March 22, 2025, they’re cranking up their engines three times a week for direct flights between Beijing (PEK) and Oslo (OSL). This seasonal route will run until October 25, offering you the quickest way to get to China, or back to Norway for some of that legendary salmon. You’re welcome, China.

Flying in style on the Airbus A330-300 (with 292 seats—plenty of room to stretch out), this isn’t just a flight. It’s a bridge for business, culture, and seafood. Oh yes, seafood. Get ready for Norwegian salmon to be flying faster than you can say “sashimi.”

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Highlights: Hainan Airlines Beijing–Oslo Direct Flights

• Economic Boost: Expect a tourism, business, and seafood boom. Norwegian salmon is about to become China’s new favorite snack.
• Flight Schedule: Late-night departures from Beijing (01:50/02:40 LT) and midday returns from Oslo (12:30/13:30 LT). Perfect for those who love a good red-eye nap and still want to feel fresh when they land.
• Cargo Win: This route isn’t just for passengers. It’s a salmon superhighway, sending Norway’s finest fish to China in style. Who knew salmon could fly first class?

Hainan Airlines last graced Oslo in 2019, and now they’re back with more than just flights—they’re here to reignite economic and cultural connections between China and Norway. Plus, they’re making sure that wanderlust between the two nations is well-fed (literally).

So, pack your bags (and your seafood crates), because Beijing and Oslo just got a whole lot closer!

Key Takeaways:

• Direct flights: Three times a week from Beijing to Oslo and back.
• Airline: Hainan Airlines with the roomy Airbus A330-300.
• Economic boost: More tourism, business, and seafood exports between China and Norway.
• Seafood express: Norwegian salmon flying high to China!

Now, who’s ready for a salmon-scented adventure or a quick jaunt from Beijing to Oslo? Hainan Airlines is making it happen, one sashimi at a time.