This is the Norway category
• Latest liveries first
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LN-RKR
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2026-
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SAS unveiled an all-blue special scheme with the flags of its three home countries as rings in March 2026.
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SE-RTD
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2023-
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LN-NIO
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2022-
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SE-RXA
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2022-
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SE-RXB
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2022-
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SE-RPG
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2026-
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Unicef decals reappeared at DY in Spring 2022 with a blue tail very similar to #3.
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LN-RKF
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2019
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LN-RKG
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2019
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SAS carried two Pandas from Beijing to Copenhagen on April 2, 2019. Xing Er and Mao Sun have been sent to the Copenhagen Zoo under a collaborative research project on giant panda conservation and breeding between China and Denmark, which will last for 15 years.
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For every child, a childhood
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G-CKLZ »
LN-LNT
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2017-20
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Fourth Unicef logojet for Norwegian. The aircraft was transferred to the UK register in 2018.
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Rewarding more than 5 » 6 000 000 members.
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EI-FVM
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2017-20
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No doubt these titles were a wink to SAS' Eurobonus 737 livery which celebrated 4 million members (see LN-RCL & LN-RPM). The titles were revised in September 2017 to show the increase in applicants to the loyalty programme.
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LN-RGI
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2016-17
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On August 1st, 1946, The Danish, Swedish and Norwegian international airlines merged to form SAS. Operations were started on September 17 with a DC-4 linking Stockholm with New York. The anniversary was celebrated in August 2016 with the unveiling of this specially painted 737.
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SAS Christmas Flight SAS Julefly
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LN-TUD
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2015-16
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Juleflyet "Christmas Plane" is an aid operation run by SAS employees since 1985, with former captain Karsten Midtun at its head. Throughout the year, employees collect items and contributions to help children in orphanages and disadvantaged families in Eastern Europe. The charity has helped children in Poland, Estonia and Latvia but since 2003 it is focusing on Estonia and particularly on the forsaken Kopli district in Tallinn suburbs. Once a year an aircraft flies to Tallinn with the aid and a Christmas party is held. 2015 marked the first time SAS applied special decals for the occasion.
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We are 4,000,000 members. Join us.
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LN-RCY
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2015-17
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LN-RPM
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2015-17
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This updated Eurobonus livery celebrated 4 million members for the loyalty program.
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LN-RPM
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2013-15
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Promoting Eurobonus, SAS’ loyalty program.
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LN-RCY
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2013-14
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SAS was another airline promoting the release of Disney movie Planes.
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Unicef - Unite for Children
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Every child deserves a childhood
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LN-BKC
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2018-20
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LN-NGE
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2012-19
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NGE was Norwegian’s 50th 737-800 when delivered new from Boeing in October 2012.
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Norway's Most Punctual Person
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Norges Punktligste Person
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LN-RCY
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2012
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As the airline had been elected the "most punctual airline in Norway" for three years in a row in 2012, SAS held a contest to find the "most punctual person" in Norway. The contest was an online game lasting 14 days during which you had to click on a clock the closest you could to 7 SAS flight's scheduled arrival time per day. The winner, Kristoffer B., had his portrait displayed on the tail in a manner that recalls competitor Norwegian's famous tails. In addition he won 100,000 kroner worth of free tickets with SAS.
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Wireless Internet on board
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LN-DYU
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2011-25
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The tail was Norwegian standard and featured Danish architect Jørn Utzon but the fuselage was full of short phrases describing all the benefits of onboard Internet.
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Eurovision Song Contest Oslo 2010
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LN-NOT
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2010
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Nowegian was the official airline of the 2010 ESC which took place in Oslo as Norway had won the contest in 2009. Note the standard famous Norwegian tail featuring Piet Hein.
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Unicef - Unite for Children
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Every child deserves a childhood
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LN-KKW
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2009-12
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Second Unicef livery for Norwegian.
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LN-NOL »
EI-FHC
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2009-17
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New Generation line number 2868 is the 6000th 737 built overall; the aircraft was assigned to the Irish branch of the airline (Norwegian Air International) in 2015.
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LN-KKS
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2007-08
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First Unicef logojet for Norwegian. Drawn by an 11 year old girl from Tromsø.
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