The new company Kjeller Aviation will promote an inclusive and open aviation environment with an emphasis on the preservation of national aviation historical cultural heritage as well as the development of zero emission aviation with infrastructure, cultural tourism, education, innovation and industry.

Why Kjeller airport?

Kjeller is among the world's oldest airports and constitutes a unique cultural heritage. The airport is Norway's oldest and has had continuous flight activities since 1912. Kjeller is RNoAF's innovation, tech and test base for combat aircraft and rescue helicopters side by side with the country's largest general aviation environment. Since 2018, Kjeller has been the base for operations with Norway's first electric aircraft. The airport is an aviation centre and hub both civil and military.

A local airport for Lillestrøm, Romerike and the entire Oslo area can be further developed into a tourist attraction and an adventure center with unique cultural heritage and green regional aviation.

The deadline for subscription and payment for shares in the company is set to May 11, 2026. Orders will be verified and reviewed by the board of the new company.