Terminals at OSL

Gate A2 to C36 can feel like a mini hike Oslo’s single Terminal T looks compact on the map, but the long-house layout means real walking time adds up between the domestic A/B piers, the Schengen E/F area, and non‑Schengen C/D. One Skytrax reviewer called it “a giant loop,” and that’s accurate: the central departures hall sits in the middle, with piers radiating off it. Build the buffer, especially if you’re connecting from domestic A‑gates to non‑Schengen…