First flight February 20th 1980 and delivered to Western Airlines as N914WA May 12th 1980. April 1st 1987 N914NW Delta Air Lines transferred. November 30th 1988 SE-DHU Scanair. January 1st 1994 SE-DHU Premiair. May 15th 1995 OY-CNU rr Premiair as part of Airtours. August 1st 2000 G-TAOS Airtours. February 8th 2002 G-TAOS MyTravel. October 2004 3D-MRS, March 2006 ZS-GAS. November 2007 S9-GAS. December 28th 2008 incident at Tripoli, and grounded. Seen taxing to depart from rwy 24, as one the largest charter-planes based at FBU between 02-05-1989 and 15-09-1989 while GEN was closed. Scanned from Fuji HR200 negative film

Danish Air Force were often at Fornebu. B-678 was built and delivered in 1975 and was one of three C-130Hs in Esk 721. August 2004 retired, and December 2004 it became 1296 in the Air Force of Egypt. Scanned from Fuji HR200 negative film

N197JQ was the third 737-200 leased in by BU between 1987 and 1993. I came as the first Summer plane for Braathens SAFE in May 1988, but for the winter it was repainted in non-standard BU colours, except for the grey forward underside of fuselage, and got the famous name "Olav den Hellige" It left BU April 1992. Seen taxing for a rwy 24 domestic flight. Scanned from Fuji HR200 negative film

First flight February 22nd 1982, and delivered new to TWA March 8th 1982 as N7035T. In December 1992 wfu, and painted for Tima Air Sweden, January 1993 SE-DPR Air Sweden. November 1997 TF-ABT Air Atlanta. May 1988 TF-ABT Caledonian Airways (leased). 2000 TF-ABT Air Atlanta Icelandic (returned). January 2002 9L-LDC Air Universal. 2006 wfu and stored at Tehran. Preservd by Tehran Aeriopace Exhibition Centre. TWA started JFK-flights to GEN summer 1988. To FBU from May 2nd 1989 to compete with SK907. These flights were also operated summer 1990. Seen after push back from gate 38, to return to JFK

First flight January 1st 1968 as F-WLGB. Delivered new to Sterling February 23rd 1968. March 1975 EC-CMS TAE (leased in basic NB colours). December 18th 1981 OY-STD Sterling (returned). April 1991 wfu and stored at Copenhagen Kastrup airport. Partly broken up, fuselage used as a training centre, before its relics was used in the fire dump. Seen taxing out for a rwy 24 departure. May 2nd 1989 all charter flights at Gardermoen (ENGM/GEN) was moved to FBU as the single runway at GEN was to be renewed.

First flight January 26th 1989, delivered to SAS March 2nd 1989 as SE-DIF "Hjorulv Viking". Spring 2001 SE-DIF repainted to the new SAS colours.. July 22nd 2007 EC-KJE Spanair, painted in Star Alliance colours. January 24th 2012 wfu and stored at Barcelona as Spanair ceased its operations. March 16th 2012 SE-DIF SAS (returned) November 2012 wfu and stored at Kingman airport, USA. December 2012 N544PT rr. January 2015 broken up at Kingman. Seen only two months after delivery, taxing for a rwy 24 departure. Scanned from Fuji HR200ISO negative film

LN-RCB was the 2nd B767 delivered to SAS April 22nd 1989. On May the 1st LN-RCB was baptized "Astrdi Viking" by Norwegian Princess Astrid, prior to the opening of the daily scheduled SK907/908 FBU-EWR-FBU. LN-RCB did not last long on SAS, wfu November 1991 and leased to Air Europe Spa as I-AEJC. LN-RCB for SASA Again end of october 1993, but wfu June 1994. August 10th 1994 N984AN Avianca. January 2013 HS-BIG Business Air. October 2014 N84AN Sky Holding Company, January 2015 stored in Texas, USA. 2017 broken up there. This photo shows LN-RCB taxing to rwy 24 for the FIRST SK907 flight to EWR.

First flight July 25th 1975 at Long Beach, delivered new to Swissair as HB-ISN September 11th 1975, named "Sion". Ocotober 30th 1987 SE-DFN SAS "Ingvar Viking", March 3rd 1988 OY-CTB rr. October 4th 1990 I-SMEJ Alisarda, January 1991 I-SMEJ Meridiana tfd. May 1999 wfu. October 20th 1999 N2248F Amtec. June 20th 2000 UR-BYL Hunair, October 2001 Khors Aircompany, April 2004 Aero Asia International. October 5th 2008 4L-BNN Sky Georgia. 2009 wfu and stored at Tbilisi. SAS leased three DC-9-51s a few years while waiting for new MD-80s Seen a rainy day taxing for a rwy 24 departure

Delivered as the 1st B767 to SAS March 29th 1989 as SE-DKO "Ingegerd Viking". January 21st 1994 LN-RCH rr. February 2004 wfu after 15 years for SAS. March 11th 2004 N318SR. August 2004 CS-TLO EuroAtlantic Airways. November 2017 N1511A Atlas Air, converted to freighter in March 2018. April 2018 opb Atlas Air for Amazon Prime Air. May 1st 1989 was the opening day for the NEW SK907/908 scheduled flight from FBU to Newark (KEWR/EWR) with brand new B767-300s. So SAS sent SE-DKO to ensure a back-up aircraft, and it was towed to a remote parking until SK 907 had left with LN-RCB

SE-DAS was one of 17 DC-0-41s delivered to SAS in 1974 with Y122 seating for domestic services, replacing DC-9-21s which were to be used for thin international services, and also replacing the last Caravelles in the SAS fleet. SE-DAS had the name "Gardar Viking". 1984 SE-DAS was repainted to the colours on this photo, and reconfig CY105. April 1988 SE-DAS was named "The Viking King" for the Swedish King's official visit to the USA. It was not renamed to "Gardar Viking" again until 1990. January 7th 2002 wfu after nearly 28 years for SAS, after flying SK1606 ZRH-ARN as the final DC-9 flight in SAS. Scanned from Fuji HR200 negative film

First flight October 7th 1981 and delivered to Swissair as HB-INP October 30th 1981 and named "Oberglatt". Augsut 14th 1997 N9229TW TWA and converted to MD-82. December 2nd 2001 N9229TW American Airlines fleet no 4UV. April 2003 Wfu after more than 20 years in the air and stored at Roswell in May 2003. June 2006 bnougth by Jet Midwest, but later broken up. Seen taxing to depart rwy 24 this grey monday in May 1989.

First flight March 3rd 1988 as F-WWEI, and delivered new to Pan Am Express March 31st as N4207G and based at Tempelhof airport in Berlin. Pan Am started services from Tempelhof to FBU in 1988, and this one was quite new when I photographed it in September 1988. December 1991 N4207G Trans World Express. Returned to ATR as F-WQBV. February 1997 YR-ATY for TAROM Seen on final approach rwy 06 arriving from Berlin- Tempelhof.

First flight February 5th 1976, and delivered new to Finnair as OH-LYP February 20th 1976. June 1977 N9MD leased to Toa Domestic. October 28th 1978 OH-LYP Finnair (returned). 1998 OH-LYP flew with orange logo for Stockholm as European Cultural Capital 1998. May 2003 wfu and stored at Helsinki. April 24th 2004 UR-CCT UM Air.2009 wfu and stored at Kiev and has remianed derelict there for many years. Seen taxing out for the morning departure back to Helsinki from rwy 24.

HB-IIB caught at Stavanger Sola for an engine change devoid of any markings other than the registration. Previously it carried full TEA Switzerland colours with a red Swiss flag-style tail. Later in the summer of 1998, it received TEA Switzerland stickers on both fuselage and tail.

First flight at Renton October 14th 1987 as N5573K. January 22nd 1988 LN-NOS Norway Arilines, "City of Trondheim". Opf Britannia end of May 1988 until November 1988. opf UN December 1988 until March 1989. Seen here at Fornebu with AE titles, preparing for the opening of AE FBU-LGW from May 2nd 1989. April 1990 G-BRXJ rr Air Europe (opb Norway Airlines) until AE ceased operations March 8th 1991. April 26th 1991 LN-NOS Norway Airlines. March 1992 CS-TKC, april 1995 9H-ACT. November 1995 CS-TIO December 2000 PR-BRA, April 2003 CS-TLI, January 2004 PR-BRY. Later N238MO and PR-WJK, wfu Novemb 2012

First flight December 9th 1970, delivered new to Branifff as N601BN known as "The Big Orange". June 1982 N601BN Polar Aircraf Leasing. March 31st 1983 N601BN Metro Airways. December 1983 N601BN Tower Air. 1992 wfu and stored at JFK airport after 21 years in airlines service. May 1994 broken up there. Tower Air came twice averey sunday in May 1989, one from JFK and one from Miami. This photo is my first photo of a 747 at Fornebu, seen before the returnflight via Arlanda back to JFK. (Part ot the "Charter 89") when GEN was closed uintil September 15th 1989.

First flight at Renton May 21st 1989 and was deliverd new to Braathens SAFE June 7th 1989 named "Eirik Blodøks". LN-BRA was the first 734 to BU. May 1st 1999 OO-VEK Virgin Express. October 2000 OO-VEK leased to Ciry Bird for one year.. March 25th 2007 OO-VEK Brussels Airlines transferred.. June 28th 2012 wfu, ferried to Marana, USA, and broken up in 20013. Photographed the first day it was in service, waiting for first flight to Palma. From May 2n 1989 the old part of FBU was used for Charter flights due to Gardermoen was closed due to new rwy asfalt at GEN. Tower Air 747 N601BN seen behind.

Fred Olsen L188Fs LN-FOG (left) and LN-FOH (leased for Air de Cologne in 1988, right) seen together at Fornebu Cargo ramp in June 1988, (Illfated Partnair CV-580 LN-PAA seen behind in the middle).

The final arrival at Sola for the Musum. 01-06-2020 N151 took off from Faribanks, and after ca 30 minutes had to return and go back due to a problem with engine no 3. After approx two hours it took off again and flew to Yellowknife in Canada, which was the final stop before an alomst 15 hours flight across the Atlantic and after a lowpass at Bergen, it came for a lowpass along rwy 18 at Sola, before tunring and arriving rwy 36, shown by these photos. The "QRILL PET ARCTIC WORLD SERIES" is an important sign of how this ferry flight was made possible.