Early Tuesday afternoon could Dagbladet reports that comedian Terje Sporsem (46) and his family were one of the many thousands of families affected by the plane crash this summer.
– Very frustrating
The plan was a trip to Turkey, but when the flight was canceled, it was the start of a long and expensive journey. On Monday night, Sporsem told Dagbladet, among other things, that they had spent 25,000 kroner for one-way tickets at Norwegian.
On Tuesday night, Dagbladet will contact the former “Farmen kjendis” participant again to hear how they are doing on the trail.
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Could not help
He can then tell that at the time of writing they are at Heathrow in London, after flying to Gatwick and getting from one airport to another.
– We are sitting at the airport and here it is complete chaos, Sporsem says over the phone, and adds:
– But it has actually been resolved. Turkish Airlines has fixed it.
– Unbelievable
The plane they were actually supposed to take was a SAS plane. Sporsem explains that they were told by the airline that they could not help, but that some helpful Turkish Airlines employees at Gardermoen came to their rescue.
– It worked out for us, but it will be a very long and very expensive trip.
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– Goes for a month
The family begins to approach halfway. What awaits now is just the rest. In a couple of hours, the plane to Istanbul is scheduled to leave, before those there have to wait for four hours for the plane to Alanya.
– We will arrive in Alanya at nine o’clock tomorrow morning, so it will be a long night. But we can only cross our fingers that things are going well and that there will be no delays.
– It’s so rotten
Due to the cancellation, the Sporsem family thus loses precious holiday time. However, the 46-year-old has a plan for how to solve them.
– Now I’m going for a month. The length of the holiday must match the trip. One day’s journey means a month’s holiday, he jokes, adding:
