Norwegian’s Dreamliner landed at Oslo Airport Gardermoen this morning

"It's fantastic that we have taken delivery of ourvery first Dreamliner and that it can finally enter into service," said Norwegian's CEO Bjørn Kjos. Director of Flight Operations Norwegian Long Haul, Torstein Hoås, and one of Norwegian's new 787 captains, Fredrik Lambeck, brought the Dreamliner back to Oslo from Seattle - a journey that took 8 hours and 20 minutes.

"Oslo Airport Gardermoen is proud to wish Norwegian's first 787 Dreamliner welcome to Norway and Europe. We would like to congratulate Norwegian with this fantastic new aircraft, which already has led to several new routes overseas from OSL. We are looking forward to working together with Norwegian so we can get even more new routes with the Dreamliner from OSL," says Oslo Airport Gardermoen's Managing Director Nic. Nilsen.

Will operate on European routes this summer
Before the aircraft enters into long-haul service to New York and Bangkok, the Dreamliner will operate on several European routes this summer. This means that scores of passengers will be able to enjoy the comfort of this brand new aircraft. The selected routes are between Oslo and London, Alicante, Malaga, Nice and Barcelona from July 4 to August 4.