Kommende trafikkforholdTrafikkmeldingen gjelder frem i tid. Når den trer i kraft, vil følgende reguleringer gjelde på veien:Flere påvirkede kjørefelt Lokal omkjøring Utrykningskjøretøy kan passere ved å kontakte VegtrafikksentralenNår gjelder denne trafikkmeldingen?Vegarbeid, to påvirkede kjørefelt, gjelder mellom 18:00 og 00:00 hver dag fra 13.01.2026 til 22.01.2026.Starttid:13.01.2026 kl. 00:00Beregnet sluttid:23.01.2026 kl. 00:00Sist endret: 09.01.2026 kl. 08:35
Upcoming traffic conditionsThe traffic notice applies to a future period. Once it comes into effect, the following regulations will apply on the road:Multiple affected lanesLocal detourEmergency vehicles may pass by contacting the Traffic Control CenterWhen does this traffic notice apply?Roadworks, two affected lanes, valid daily between 18:00 and 00:00 from 13/01/2026 to 22/01/2026.Start time:13/01/2026 at 00:00Estimated end time:23/01/2026 at 00:00Last updated: 09/01/2026 at 08:35
ANDØYA SPACE:FV7698 Børvågen:Because of planned activity at Andøya Space from January 13th to January 23rd, tentatively from 18:00 CET, county road 7698 at Børvågen may be closed for up to 8 hours. Detour via FV82.
ANDØYA SPACEThere won't be any activity in Børvågen today, January 12th, or tomorrow, January 13th, requiring closure of FV7698 between Nordmela and Nøss.
ANDØYA SPACE:FV7698/FV82 Børvågen:Because of planned activity at Andøya Space tomorrow January 14th, county road 7698 between Nordmela and Nøss may be closed from 17:00-24:00. Detour via county road 82.
The danger area is active 20.01-23.01.2026 with launch window 21:05-21:20 local time. The danger area is indicated as yellow prior to activation. The danger area is indicated red when it is less than 4-6 hours until it activates and the launch window opens. The danger area is deactivated and goes back to yellow as soon as the activity is finished. Should there be a need for transit or use of the area, this can be coordinated with Andøya Space.
A navigation warning area / NOTMAR is out now too with a launch window between jan 20th -jan 23rdQuoteThe danger area is active 20.01-23.01.2026 with launch window 21:05-21:20 local time. The danger area is indicated as yellow prior to activation. The danger area is indicated red when it is less than 4-6 hours until it activates and the launch window opens. The danger area is deactivated and goes back to yellow as soon as the activity is finished. Should there be a need for transit or use of the area, this can be coordinated with Andøya Space.https://nais.kystverket.no/andoyafiringrangedangerzone/0
The danger area is active 20.01-23.01.2026 with launch window 21:05-21:20 local tim.
Why is it that are no pictures of the launch pad anywhere? The street is open during daytime, is there no one taking a picture with his smartphone or similar? Trying to understand, what the situation is. Even with blocked roads there should be a possibility to use a tele and make a photo.What about the press? Are they trying to keep crowds away?Of course, from what I understand the street was closed today the first time, it might be that today the rocket was erected.And a question to the danger zone/no outsiders: is that a green zone in the north south or Nordmela?
German launch services provider Isar Aerospace is preparing for the second flight of its two-stage Spectrum rocket, with a Notice to Mariners (NOTMAR) indicating launch opportunities from 20 to 23 January.Isar Aerospace launched its first Spectrum rocket in March 2025 from the Andøya Spaceport in Norway, but it failed less than a minute into flight. Less than nine months after that first flight, in December 2025, the company announced that it had successfully completed hot fire tests of both stages of the rocket for its second flight, marking the final hurdle before a launch attempt.On 12 January, Andøya Space published a temporary road closure notice for the flight from the Norwegian launch facility from 12 to 23 January. On 13 January, Andøya Space published a NOTMAR revealing that 15-minute launch windows would be available from 20 to 23 January between 21:05 and 21:20 CET.The launch window for Spectrum’s inaugural flight in 2025 was several hours long. By contrast, the much shorter window this time likely indicates that Isar Aerospace is targeting a specific orbit, suggesting that the flight could be the company’s first mission to carry customer payloads.While the company has not yet announced the potential customer payloads for the flight, it will likely be carrying several small payloads selected by the German government as part of the country’s Microlauncher Challenge.
