Disney Gulfstream G650ER makes short hop from Oslo to Bergen ahead of Norway theme park talks

Disney flew from Oslo Gardermoen to Bergen on June 9, 2026, in a 31-minute Gulfstream G650ER hop. The aircraft, operated by the company's executive fleet, departed just before 11:20 a.m. local time and touched down at Flesland airport, the gateway to Norway's fjord country.

The trip lands the week Disney executives are likely continuing discussions around the company's expanding global Experiences division, which includes the Disney Cruise Line. The Walt Disney Company this spring launched the Disney Adventure in Singapore and is building toward a fleet of 13 ships by 2031, per CFO Hugh Johnston's comments on the Q2 earnings call. Bergen is the embarkation port for several Norwegian fjord cruise itineraries, a route that aligns with Disney's stated strategy of placing capacity in high-demand scenic destinations.

This flight follows a pattern of international site visits by Disney leadership. On June 6, the same Gulfstream flew from Iceland to Bergen, suggesting a multi-leg Nordic tour. Earlier in the week, the aircraft operated a long-haul Burbank-to-Tokyo trip, underscoring the global scope of Walt Disney Company's current park and cruise expansion planning.