Norwegian boarding passes??

LisbonLaura

Not used this airline before. I read somewhere that online check in starts at 24hrs before, is that the earliest I can print my boarding pass, (assuming I can do that)? (Hand luggage only). Their site isn't appearing too helpful to a newbie flying out early Tuesday. Thxs.

CG19a

This may not be much help as i can't remember the process, however I found them to be a very accommodating airline. I was very happy with their service when I flew to Copenhagen with them.

LisbonLaura

My brain functioned for a while & 'tripadvisor' came to mind. Seems it is all done on a machine at the airport; or was last year. Fingers crossed. Thxs for your reply CG

basill

I travelled from LGW to TFS with Norwegian last year, I received a travel document at the time of booking but on line check in was not available.
It was not possible to go through security until I had checked in at the machine and received a boarding card.

Online check in only seems to be available in the Nordic countries, when you can go direct to gate

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LisbonLaura

Norwegian were superb.
Get ticket from machine. Board plane, stretch out, recline seat when allowed, go to sleep.
Reminded me of BOAC in the VC10 days.

Squidgy66

I have to concur - I used Norwegian last week for the first time to Dubrovnik from Gatwick. Hassle free low cost airline. I only had carry on, but getting a boarding pass at the airport was quick and easy.

basill

I too enjoyed the flight, free wifi is an advantage.. I was most tempted to "check in" on facebook from the air.

The streaming film service would not work on my tablet, but the flight progress map was available on the home page. I'm sure this service will improve.

A clever idea to offer in flight entertainment, but let the passengers supply the screens!

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