Oslo Flight Academy Adds Norway’s First Bristell B23 Training Aircraft

Norway – EASA approved flight training organisation Oslo Flight Academy has added a factory-new Bristell B23-912iS, registered LN-FAC, to its training operation at Kjeller Airport as the first aircraft in a three-aircraft fleet renewal program. Two further new B23s are scheduled for delivery in 2027, increasing the academy’s single-engine training capacity.

• LN-FAC is the first Bristell B23 on the Norwegian aircraft register and was flown from BRM Aero’s factory in Kunovice, Czech Republic, to Oslo Flight Academy’s Kjeller base.
• Oslo Flight Academy said the aircraft will support both fleet modernisation and additional training capacity, with students gaining experience with modern glass-cockpit avionics from the early stages of training.
• The B23-912iS is an EASA CS-23-certified, all-metal two-seat aircraft powered by a Rotax 912 iS engine. BRM Aero lists single-lever power control and glass-cockpit instrumentation among the configuration’s training features.
• Oslo Flight Academy conducts practical training from Kjeller and Rakkestad and offers an EASA modular pathway from initial flight training through CPL/ME/IR, Advanced UPRT and APS MCC.
• The academy’s published fleet page also lists Diamond DA40 single-engine aircraft and Piper PA34-200T Seneca and PA31-310 Navajo multi-engine aircraft.

Source: Oslo Flight Academy