We had decided to spend our final night in Norway at the airport so we wouldn't have to get up quite so early for our 7:50 AM flight to London Heathrow. The terminal is only a short distance from the Radisson Blu Oslo Airport, most of which is covered to protect you from the weather.…
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In the third photograph, is that a wood paneled moving sidewalk? How did they do that?
The wooden floors remind me of Stockholm's Arlanda Airport. They're so beautiful. It's easy to overlook the subtle differences in airports world wide. Not just the design or the way of doing things, but the physical structure and materials used too. Even in some of the crummiest airports in India, you'll find marble floors. They use what they've got the most of--and Scandinavian nations certainly have a lot of trees!
Owen -- No, it's just a hardwood flooring on the walkway.
Donald -- You are so right. I love the Scandinavian design with lots of exposed wood and glass and clean lines. I didn't even think about how unusual it is to see hardwood floors at an airport though.
Hey,Travis, thank you for such amazing posts, I've made a video about the SAS gold lounge, if you would like to check it out, it's here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EC7LlGbDAzA&t=4s
Nice! You lucked out and visited the nicer lounge. There is a much smaller satellite lounge in the domestic terminal that I visited on a connection last month. I'd say there were 25 seats max, had to exit the lounge for the bathroom, and the extent of the food available mid-afternoon was pretzel sticks. Reminded me much more of a domestic US lounge than typical SAS. Still, a nice escape from the regular terminal, but glad to see there is a better option.