We are halfway through our building project and would like to invite the press for an exclusive site visit, including a visit to the airport control tower. Mark down Thursday 27th of February in your calendar!
The expansion of Oslo Airport is one of the largest land-based development projects in Norway. The new airport will have a capacity of 28 million passengers a year.
The new North Pier and Central Building West are scheduled for completion in 2017 and the project is now halfway through.
On Thursday 27th of February, we would like to invite the press for a presentation of the project and a tour of the building pit at the North Pier and Central Building West. We will also visit the control tower balcony where there will be an opportunity to take good overview photographs and videos of the airport.
Programme
09.30 hrs. – Doors open to the Radisson Park Inn conference room at Gardermoen.
10.00 hrs. – Project presentation by Managing Director Nic Nilsen and T2 Director Thorgeir Landevaag
10.40 hrs. – Distribution of visitor passes and departure for the Main Gate.
11.00 hrs. – Bus departs from the Main Gate to the building pit at the North Pier. Guided tour and information by Nilsen and Landevaag.
11.15 hrs. – Departure from the North Pier to Central Building West.
11.20 hrs. – Arrival Central Building West
11.30 hrs. – Departure for the Tower
11.45 hrs. – One-to-one interviews at the Tower balcony
12.00 hrs. – End of visit
Please provide your full name, date of birth, name of your employer, title, e-mail address and telephone number by noon 26 February to give us enough time to prepare the visitor passes.
Please send the above information by email to kommunikasjon@osl.no and mark it «Halvveismarkering».
Welcome!
In 2013, just under 23 million passengers travelled via Oslo Airport. This is 4.0 per cent or roughly 876,000 more than in 2012 and is the highest number of passengers ever to travel through Oslo Airport.
The expansion of Oslo Airport reaches a new milestone this week when the first laminated wooden beams for the new departures and arrivals hall in the west central building are hoisted into place.