Flights to Norway – Frequently Asked Questions
+ Which cities in Norway can I fly to with Condor?
Condor connects U.S. travelers to multiple destinations in Norway via Frankfurt. After arriving on a Condor-operated long-haul flight, you can connect to Oslo (OSL), Bergen (BGO), Tromsø (TOS), or Stavanger (SVG) with a partner airline.
+ Is a visa required to enter Norway?
No. U.S. citizens do not need a visa to visit Norway for tourism stays of up to 90 days. A valid passport is required, and border checks are generally completed upon arrival in Frankfurt.
+ What’s the best time to visit Norway?
Norway offers unique experiences year-round. June to August is ideal for fjord cruises and hiking under the midnight sun, while December to March is perfect for northern lights and winter sports in Tromsø or the mountains.
+ Are meals offered on Condor flights to Norway?
Yes. Meals and beverages are included on Condor's long-haul flight from the U.S. to Frankfurt. Economy passengers receive the Taste the World menu, and Premium Economy and Business Class enjoy enhanced dining. The short connection to Norway may offer light service or snacks. Details are available here.
+ Can I bring winter sports equipment to Norway?
Yes. Condor accepts registered sports gear, such as skis and snowboards. One item up to 66 lb (30 kg) is free in Business Class or with a Condor Card. Registration must be completed at least 8 hours before departure.
+ What currency is used in Norway?
Norway uses the Norwegian krone (NOK). Credit cards are widely accepted, and mobile payments are also popular. Cash is less common, but still useful for tipping or small shops in remote areas.
+ Is English spoken in Norway?
Yes, English is widely spoken in Norway, especially in cities and tourist areas. Signs, menus, and transport announcements are often available in English, making travel easy for international visitors.
+ Do I need an adapter for Norway’s power outlets?
Yes. Norway uses plug types C and F, with a voltage of 230 V. U.S. travelers will need a plug adapter and possibly a voltage converter for non-dual-voltage devices. Universal adapters are widely available.
+ Is tipping expected in Norway?
Tipping is not required in Norway, as service charges are included in most bills. However, it’s common to round up in restaurants or leave small tips for exceptional service in hotels or taxis.
