NHO LT has declared a Force Majeure situation 
Dramatic measures have been introduced to as far as possible protect us against infection. Important institutions in society such as schools, kindergartens and educational institutions are being closed. Part of the population is working from home, many have been quarantined and the utmost caution is being exercised. 

Against this background, it is evident that the transport and logistics sector no longer has the possibility to operate as normal. NHO LT is thus of the opinion that we are in a force majeure situation. 

Being in a force majeure situation ordinarily means that one is not liable in terms of ongoing obligations and financial losses that arise. 

This is how this will affect you as a customer 

For you as a customer this will mean that any liability for delayed deliveries and deliveries outside the specified time frame will lapse.

It will also mean that we cannot be expected to comply with agreed schedules, and it will impact our general quality and cause delays. 

How severely this situation will impact our operations is currently uncertain, and we will strive to follow ordinary plans as far as possible. We will also provide continuous updates on the situation and which measures JetCarrier is implementing to manage the period we are entering. 

President Trump reports that all traffic from Europa will be suspended for a period of 30 days, starting midnight tomorrow.

This will most likely affect our air freight, and we are looking into possible scenarios for transporting our customers goods to Scandinavia.

If the restrictions come in full effect this weekend already we will make sure all received AIR goods are shipped out by SEA instead. Your price will of course be accordingly to our SEA freight prices.

We will continue to send all goods thru SEA freight until the restrictions are lifted, so please expect the delivery times to increase significantly.
More information will come as soon as we learn more about this new development.

UPDATE 15.04: 1395 will arrive today, we will start working on this shipment asap and we hope that most goods can be cleared to leave our warehouse tomorrow.

UPDATE: This shipment have been delayed in Bermerhaven, and will be 1 week behind schedules, expected arrival is now saturday 11th, and due to eastern holidays we expect to start working on it on tuesday 14th.
SEA 1395 is scheduled to arrive into Norway within Week 14.

SEA Batch 1394 is scheduled to arrive within Week 12.

Update: SEA 1394’s new ETA is within Week 13, ca. 26/3.

SEA 1393 is scheduled to arrive to our Halden Terminal within Week 11.

Update: 1393 is scheduled to arrive to our Halden terminal this Wednesday, March 11.

SEA 1392 is scheduled to arrive to our Halden Terminal on Friday, February 14 : Valentine’s Day =)

UPDATE: 1392’s container arrived on Monday (17/2) and was processed and sent with PostNord. Packages should be trackable and are ready for pickup.

SEA 1391 is scheduled to arrive into Norway at the end of January.

SEA 1391 has been processed and sent out. Packages are trackable and ready for pickup.

AIR 807 arrived today and was processed and distributed. But, PostNord is on their limited holiday schedule, so they will either pick the parcels up on Thursday or Friday. PostNord will be back on their full schedule and routes on Friday.

SEA 1390 is expected to arrive to Norway within Week 4 of 2020.

Update: SEA 1390 has been processed and distributed. PostNord will pick packages up later this afternoon and process them, after which the packages will be fully trackable.

SEA 1389 is expected to arrive to Norway within Week 2 of 2020.

UPDATE: Godt Nyttår? – AND Good News, SEA 1389 has arrived early, and is being processed and distributed. Packages will go out and be ready for pickup tomorrow.