daily flights to Oslo from 5 June 2008, adding to the four daily flights flown by SAS. Widerøe took over SAS Commuters flights to Bergen and Stavanger in 2010. Avinor installed a long section of engineered materials arrestor system at the end of each runway in 2012. Kjevik is the only airport in Norway with this system, as the proximity to vulnerable marine environment prohibits the creation of a conventional safety zone around the runways. The south end was installed in July and the north end later in the year. The installations cost between 70 and 80 million Norwegian krone. The control tower from 1966 was not sufficiently high to give the air traffic controllers full view of the runway. A new tall control tower was therefore opened on 3 June 2013. FlyNonstop was established as a Kjevik-based airline and commenced flights on 25 April 2013. They flew to ten sun and city holiday destinations using an Embraer 190 operated by Denim Air. With insufficient passenger load factor, they went bankrupt on 29 October. Wizz Air started a route to Gdańsk using an Airbus A320 in May 2013, mostly targeting the Polish expatriate community. Construction of a new international terminal commenced in 2014, scheduled for opening in June 2015. It will consist of a extension of the terminal northwards. It will feature four new gates, of which two can be used for flights out of the Schengen Area. The baggage hall and duty-free shop will be expanded. Kristiansand Airport, Kjevik is situated on the grounds of the farm Kjevik at Tveit in Kristiansand, Norway. The asphalt runway physically measures and is numbered 03/21. In addition it features a engineered materials arrestor system at each end. The runway has a declared take-off run available of on runways 03/21, respectively. The landing distances available are , respectively. The aerodromes reference altitude is above mean sea level. Kjevik has a category I instrument landing system in both directions, both which are equipped with precision approach path indicator. The airport has a category 7 fire and rescue service. The apron is connected to the runway via three taxiways, although none of these run parallel to the runway. The check-in area consists of automated and manned check-in stands, five car rental agencies and a Deli de Luca kiosk. The departure hall features a kiosk from the same chain and a duty free store. The latter