Service message

Updated: 14 April 2026

One of our H125 helicopters landed in Tasiilaq today after a flight from Narsarsuaq. This makes it possible to resume helicopter operations in the area following an extended period without scheduled flights. Today it flew between Tasiilaq - Sermiligaaq.

Thanks to our cooperation with Greenland Copter, we have today been able to resume shuttle flights between Tasiilaq and Kulusuk. In addition, Dash-8 flights have been operated between Nuuk and Kulusuk.

Plan for the Coming Days

• Wednesday, 15 April:
  Two flights will be operated between Nuuk and Kulusuk. The aircraft will have extended ground time in Kulusuk while awaiting passengers arriving from Tasiilaq.
  
  
  
• Thursday, 16 April:
  Local settlement flights (“village operations”) in the area are expected to resume.
  
  

Our Operations Control Center (OCC) is currently working on an updated traffic program for the coming days. Passengers are encouraged to regularly check for any changes to their travel itinerary.

Delayed and Cancelled Flights

We sincerely apologise for the significant inconvenience caused to our passengers by the cancellations over recent weeks. The cancellations have been due to technical issues with our helicopter, periods of adverse flying conditions, and other challenges beyond our control.

At this time, it is still unclear when the situation will be fully normalised and when all affected passengers and cargo will reach their destinations. We will continue to update our website as new information becomes available.