Sprintair, a Norwegian airline, has been forced to halt operations following the termination of its contract with Posten, Norway's postal service. Posten announced in June it would discontinue the airmail route connecting Oslo, Bodø, and Tromsø, a key service provided by Sprintair. This decision effectively signals the end for the controversial airline, which faced previous scrutiny. The loss of the postal contract proved unsustainable for Sprintair’s business model. The company has not commented on future plans. This impacts airmail delivery between the mentioned cities, relying now on alternative transport methods. The termination highlights the vulnerability of smaller airlines to large contract changes.