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The breathtaking new RS 600 runway snow sweeper from Øveraasen.
Before New Year, the very first RS 600 Performance Line left the factory in Gjøvik. This machine is the first of a total of 12 RS 600s that will clear snow autonomously at Oslo Airport.
Øveraasen is experiencing great activity in the snow blower production department this season.
We are whising all our customers, suppliers, dealers and agents, employees and other business partners a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
The beautiful white winter season has come to many places in Europe in the last couple of weeks!
According to Statistics Norway, the lack of skilled workers will increase dramatically towards 2035.
The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals is a natural part of the development of Øveraasen, and we see that the demand for sustainable solutions are increasing.
Recently, British Antarctic Survey ordered a new Øveraasen UTV 600 Snow Blower
Istanbul Airport, IGA, which were opened 29 October 2018 has the biggest fleet of Øveraasen equipment located in one Airport.
As a world leading producer of advanced snow removal equipment in ur industry, we have great ambition to contribute to achieving some of the UN's sustainability goals by 2030. We as a company have a great responsibility and we will use our position and focus on working towards achieving the UN's sustainability goals.
Even in mid-April, there are still winter conditions on Hardangervidda, one of the toughest mountain passes in Norway.
The framework agreement is worth up to EUR 40 million over a period of 8 years.
The contract encompasses the purchase of runway sweepers for use at Avinor’s airports featuring autonomous solutions.
See IGA Istanbul Airport video of winter operation
Swedavia is during next week taking delivery of the first RS 400 Performance Line runway sweepers for Stockholm Arlanda Airport. The contract between Øveraasen AS and Swedavia was signed last year and in spite of the challenging Corona situation the machines are delivered before the winter season of 2020/2021. All together 20 units are going to be delivered this year.
Øveraasen have delivered 8 pcs. chemical sprayers and spreaders to Swedavia.
Øveraasen has recently established its own daughter company in Sweden. The company is established in Norrköping some 100 km south of Stockholm.
Øveraasen AS will this week deliver a monster of a snowblower to Hamburg Airport. This is not any type of machine, but by far the world's largest self-propelled snow blower.
Recently, Rocky Mountain Airport in Colorado, USA took delivery on 3 pcs Overaasen RS 400 Performance Line Runway Sweepers.
Øveraasen AS opened its new factory on Thursday, 5th December in Grafenhausen, Germany.
During the period from October 8. to 11. Øveraasen participated in the large and important Inter Airport exhibition in Munich.
Tallinn airport has just taken delivery of six RS 400 runway snow sweepers from Øveraasen. The RS machines have been delivered with MAN towing trucks. The airport is now well prepared for the next winter.
UTV 380 is an effectiveand flexible snow blower with high clearing capacity, long casting distance and economical operation.
Increasing the focus on autonomous solutions – Husqvarna becomes at part in Yeti Snow Technology. Yeti Snow Technology is developing autonomous snow clearing solutions for airports and can in the future offer its application for new areas. Toady, it has been announced that Husqvarna will be a partial owner in the company together with Semcon and Øveraasen. With that, new possibilities are waiting to be explored with that smart technology.
Øveraasen AS will be attending the Inter Airport Europe fair in Munich from the 8th to the 11th of October 2019. Welcome to visit us on the outdoor area, F70/76!
The Aviation Snow Symposium in Buffalo, New York took place at the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center April 27th – May 1st .
Representatives from HEAS/Sabiha Gökçen Airport has recently visited Øveraasen in Gjøvik to take delivery of the first two units of the runway sweeper RS 400. The FAT was very successful, and the machines are on their way to Istanbul in Turkey.
With new heat records in our part of the world, it`s hard to believe that there`s still plenty of snow and ice other places on the planet, but that`s the case at the base operated by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) in the Antarctic.
