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Information For Disabled Passengers

Wheelchair accessibility to aircraft in Norway is may be difficult whether boarding or disembarking without assistance. Movement within the aircraft is limited, and access to the toilet facilities is not possible.

When booking your ticket please explain exactly what assistance you will require. This should also be done at the airport check-in counter. This information will make it easier airport personnel and cabin crew to assist you.

The airline companies will endeavour to ensure you receive help when boarding an aircraft and when you land, The airline staff will inform the airport you are going to of your needs.

If you are taking an electric wheelchair on board, the batteries must be of a type approved by the airline, e.g. dry batteries or similar. Valve-controlled traction batteries are accepted approved by Norwegian airlines, provided the battery bears the the suppliers name .

For information about assistance see the airport website or telephone Passenger Services +447: 81 550 250 at least 1 day before you arrive.

 

Airport Transfers Travel From Gardermoen Airport To Central / Downtown Oslo

The Airport is 49km north of central Oslo. There are connecting bus and rail services.

The Airport Express Train (Flytoget) service, takes 20 minutes and stops at several metro stations en route. The airport is also served by Intercity trains on the Skien - Oslo - Lillehammer - Trondheim routes.

SAS provide a bus service from the Airport to Oslo Central Station approximate journey term 35 minutes. There is a night bus to Oslo Bus Terminal. Regional Bus services depart from the airport bus station adjacent to the railway station.

By Road: From the airport take Highway 174 and follow the signs for Oslo Central via the E6. Note. During the winter many minor roads are closed, especially in rural areas and you are required by law to use chains, snow tyres, or studs as conditions can become very treacherous. Taxis are available from inside the airport terminal.

Route Planner For Norway (All Modes Of Public Transport)

Disabled Access To Airport & Intercity Bus Services

The bus services that serve the airport are not wheelchair friendly. The intercity buses generally accept disabled passengers but the toilets on these buses are rarely adapted or easily accessible.

 

Public Transport In Oslo

Public transport in Oslo is operated by the municipal transport authority Oslo Sporveier who operate the six tramlines, bus ferry and metro services. The rail services are operated by NSB the state run national railwork. Transfer between any of these services is within an hour is possible using a transfer tickets. If you travel on a NSB traIn the ticket is only valid within the city boundary.

The tram routes (Oslotrikken) are 11 - 13 & 17 - 19 which cross the centre of the city from the suburbs. There are six metro lines (T-Bane) numbered from 1-6. There is also a new Loop Line. By 2010 all metro lines will be modernised with new cars.

Oslo has commercial daily ferry connections to Copenhagen and Friederikshaven (Denmark) Kiel (Germany). Muncipal Ferries connect the small islands around Oslo with the centre.

NSB rail services Oslo's main station offer connections to Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger and intermediate stations in Norway. There are also services to Copenhagen in Denmark and Gothenburg & Stockholm in Sweden

It is also possible to rent a city-bike at any railway station for up to three hours. Tourists should obtain a smart card from the tourist office. Restrictions apply: Minimum age 18 and a credit card essential. Further information from the oslo website.

The Oslo City Pass provides free travel on all public transport and free admission to museums and sights along with free parking in all Oslo municipal car parks, and discounts at other establishments including car hire, ice skate hire and entry to the, Tusenfryd Amusement Park. These passes are available for 24 , 48 or 72 hours. Further details at the oslo website.