Are ARN and OSL really bad?
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at 14:55 by PeterCoultas.
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1nfrequentParticipantCan’t comment on Stockholm but I’ve done ex-EU from OSL earlier this year and I thought the airport was fine. The security queue was moving quickly – there is a priority line but I don’t know if it’s open to Qatar passengers (I was flying BA and got the impression that it wasn’t available). The airport was having redevelopment work when I was there so it’s a bit crowded but still perfectly fine. The lounge itself was okay – food offering not brilliant but better than nothing – basic alcohol/drinks offering.
Hope you have a great trip whatever you decide.
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14 Sep 2017
at 21:40
OlneyflyerParticipantJust arrived about thirty minutes ago into Stockholm. No problems getting through passport control. The size of the airport would indicate that its never overly busy and certainly a lot easier to navigate that a lot of hub airports. I would certainly recommend this airport based on the five times I have passed through it.
14 Sep 2017
at 21:44
AnthonyDunnParticipantUsed OSL not so long ago for an ex-EU on QR to DOH en route to Oz. The lounge is on the Schengen side of passport control adjacent to the duty free and whilst it is not a BA Galleries/First, CX Wing/Pier or QR Business, it does the job and it has a shower (you have to ask at the desk). The catering and drink options are limited.
Security is pretty quick and efficient albeit that there are those times of the day when it gets choked.
As a single building long terminal, it is pretty easy to navigate.
15 Sep 2017
at 12:39
PeterCoultasParticipantHaving used both several times over the last two years if anyone is upset then they need to connect in LHR….they are a dream in comparison….
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