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  • Norwegian Air Shuttle

    Soon to start flying to Liverpool and as the 3rd biggest lo-cost operator in Europe after Ryanair and Easyjet surprised we do't have a model of one in 1/400 yet, quite nice liveries too: They're also due 787 dreamliners next year.<div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div>Infact the 5 biggest lo-cost operators in Europe:</div><div>Ryanair, Easyjet, Norwegian, Air Berlin and Wizzair are quite limited on the 1/400 market apart from easyjet but even that was quite recent. I'd like to see more of these released, may have to go for the 1/200 Inflight Norwegian 737-800 at some point</div>

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    Andy (AKA Ryanairflyer)

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    It's Norwegian Air Shuttle to be precise, trading simply as 'Norwegian'. The radio callsign is 'Norshuttle' and they are a very ambitious airline with over 60 aircraft in service and another 250 odd on order! Unlike Ryanair and EasyJet they are taking their low cost service long haul with 8 787s on order, the first of which should arrive next Spring.


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      My mistake, infact I copied someone elses mistake! Going long haul with the 787s should be an interesting one to watch
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      Andy (AKA Ryanairflyer)

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        Beautiful looking livery! Does each aircraft have different tail artwork, or are the ones show here just special liveries?
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        John

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          Each one is meant to have someone famous from Norway, Sweden or Denmark. Pretty cool and unique I think
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          Andy (AKA Ryanairflyer)

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            Ok, that is a nice touch then! It is always nice when carriers go with something different.
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              Herpa has done some in 1:500 scale already. I think they would be a good seller in 1:400 scale.

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                I totally agree, the 1:400 market in Europe has huge potential...just need someone to start making them. I collect 1:400 models of the airlines I have flown on and may have to wait a little longer to fly Norwegian!
                Its a long way from Australia so that shouldn't be too hard!!!

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