Review of Norwegian flight Munich → Oslo in Economy

Hi,

This Norwegian flight started with some queuing to drop of the luggage. There were not too many people in the queue but only one counter was open to check in this Norwegian flight at Munich Airport. 

Security check luckily was a breeze and I was soon airside at Munich's boring and old fashioned Terminal 1. Some walking around and spotting some planes waiting for their next flights.

Unfortunately I was not able to take perfect shots of the Norwegian 737 taking me to Oslo.

Boarding started almost on time in a rather orderly manner. Soon I was on the airbridge stepping into this red colored low cost Boeing.

The cabin looked fairly clean and in well shape.

Seat pitch was also adequate and not too bad for such a medium haul low cost flight.

Some views outside while the cabin fully filled up.

A flight time of ca. 1 hour 50 minutes was announced and a manual safety demonstration followed while we pushed back.

Soon we took of and climbed to our quiet cruising altitude for this flight direction Scandinavia.

The seat pocket had some inflight shop & menu brochure. I decided to buy a Norwegian beer once the drink & snacks trolley reached me ca. 20 minutes after take off.

Next the trolley appeared again distributing meals to passengers who pre-ordered those. During my online booking I also had pre-ordered a warm classic meal against extra payment in advance.

This was served to me in this stylish paper box:

Once opened it looked like this:

It contained a chicken and penne arrabiata dish and some berry mouse for dessert.

Cutlery was wooden.

The meal was nice and tasted not bad - actually a good lunch for such a medium-haul European flight on a low cost carrier.

The rest of the flight passed by quickly.

During descend weather got worse and we passed many thick and rainy clouds.

We taxied to our parking position and disembarkation for me was through the back door via stairs which is always nice as you can get some close views of the plane.

Thanks for reading,
FlyAlex