Low-cost airline Norwegian will suffer a third consecutive day of strike action by pilots today (Friday).
It has been forced to cancel all domestic flights in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, affecting about 35,000 passengers.
The Scandinavian airline continues to operate its long-haul flights between Scandinavia and US and Thailand.
Since Wednesday, around 100,000 passengers will have been hit by the strikes.
Pilots want a collective labour agreement with parent Norwegian Air Shuttle, instead of its local subsidiary Norwegian Air Norway, with the same terms across the region.
Strike action was called after talks broke down at the weekend.
Norwegian urged passengers to keep themselves updated via its website and check the flight status for information on specific routes.
