No Yelp in Iceland but hooray Yelp is in Norway!…read more I was actually supposed to travel with another airline but the other flight got cancelled last-minute for some reason. I decided to cancel my original flight. I managed find a better deal via Norwegian Air just days before the scheduled departure. They have free wifi on board, but no free snacks or drinks (I miss Lufthansa). The jet that I boarded was brand new. No individual TV screen at your seat, but they do have a slightly bigger shared screen where they show clips of cartoons and funny animal videos. The plane ride itself was smooth. However, as I was boarding during one leg of the flight, another passenger, who was seated on the other side of the aisle, was not looking while putting away his luggage in the overhead bin. He swung his luggage that promptly hit me in the face. He turned around and offered no apologies but blank stares. I was able to get a bag of ice from its flight attendant but it was one awkward ride since he just stared at me from time to time.

Twice, we've travelled from Bergen, Norway using Norwegian Airlines. Each time, they have been…read moreshort flights. One flight took us to Oslo, Norway. The other time, we stopped at London Gatwick Airport. Check in at Norwegian Air Shuttle has ran fairly smoothly. We check in using one of the kiosks. Then we bring our check in baggage to their self serve counter. All straightforward. Never have spoken with any employee of the airline during the entire process. Flights have been comfortable. Really no complaints at all. Will continue to use this airline whenever we travel to Norway as long as prices remain lower than the competition.

7/06/2024 - taking this airline from Bergen, Norway to Munich, Germany. Total time is about 2.5…read morehours. It's a smaller plane and waiting area at gate E28 sits about 50 persons. It's right next to the restrooms and several restaurants. So far so good. Nice and clean everywhere. Groups A and B can bring only 1 item in the once. Group C there are no carry ins unless you pay for it. I had the option to check in 3 bags for free with Group A. Side the plane photo as well.

Very modern and convenient airport for Bergen…read more We took the tram from downtown Bergen and for 49Kr per person it was a bargain and only took around 40 minutes. Departures were on the second floor and most people were just checking in on the self service terminals. Baggage tags also printed there and we then had to self drop the bags. Scan each tag and then the machine trundled it away. Security was the slowest with only two lines open. Fast track line was wide open for paying customers. Also people were transferring their small liquid containers into plastic baggies. After security it was easily to walk to the gate. The international gates were the farthest away but only about five minutes of walking. Lots of restaurants located along with upper floors for sit down eating. Water refill stations on each side of the terminal were convenient. Bathrooms were clean and no lines. Seating areas by the gates were quite standard. I know they said to be here at least two hours shared of time but we had a lot more free time to kill while waiting for our flight.

Flew out of BER the other week and it was a quick and easy experience. Took the tram from the city…read moreto the airport and it took 40 minutes. The tram dropped me off at the basement level of the airport. Bag drop with the airline was fully automated, making it quick and easy. Security took a little bit, due to the manual inspection of my bags after the x-ray. There was a cafe right next to security serving full hot breakfast which was a great way to start my day. Surprisingly, their machine coffee was also decent. Breakfast was pricey, as expected at an airport, but the quality was surprisingly decent. Used the water closet after breakfast and was surprised by the cleanliness as well as the quality of the toilet supplies, from toilet paper, hand soap, to paper towels. I can see the Norwegian standard of living is quite high. Boarding of my flight was pretty much automated using a screen and e-gates.