Check-in and boarding

All travelers must be able to present valid identification, airfare, as well as other required documentation (such as visa, medical certificate, valid corona test, etc.).

• The name on the ticket must be identical to the name as it is written on identification.
• You must have completed the pre-registration form for the countries where this is required, so-called APIS (Advanced Passenger Information System).
• You may be refused boarding if you are unable to present valid identification, if the name on the ticket does not match the identification, or if there are errors or omissions in other required travel documents.
• There are different requirements for the remaining validity period of passports. Some countries require the passport to be valid for 6 months after returning home while other countries require 3 months. Check with the embassy of the country you are traveling to.
• Flyr does not accept responsibility for possible consequences that may arise as a result of missing documents, errors in information, or other problems the passenger may have as a result of the passenger's violation of laws, rules, regulations or requirements on land the passenger travels from, to, or through.

Domestic travel in Norway: Driver's license, national ID card, passport

Travel to EU / EEA countries and Switzerland: Norwegian ID card, passport

Travel outside the Schengen area: Due to coronavirus pandemic, changes in identification requirements and travel documents may occur on short notice. Therefore, we recommend all travelers bring a passport on all trips abroad.

• Children must have their own passport confirming nationality when traveling outside Schengen. This applies regardless of age. Passport requirements also apply when the child travels with an adult.
• A parent or guardian of a child traveling alone must always present identification at check-in at the airport, regardless of the destination.
• If there is doubt about age of a traveling child, the airline may ask for proof of the child's age.

When you travel in or out of the Schengen area, you must have your passport.

• Schengen countries: Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary and Austria.
• When entering or leaving the Schengen area, you must show a passport.
• If you have a valid visitor's visa in one of the Schengen countries, you may also visit the other countries.
• Even though traveling within the Schengen area does not require identification, you must always be able to identify yourself with a national ID card from one of the Schengen countries or a passport.