An incident occurred on a Norwegian flight from Oslo to Haugesund when an e-cigarette overheated. The flight, which landed at 10:31 PM, was met by the airport's own personnel from the fire and rescue team, who quickly addressed the situation. According to the airport manager, Tore Lillenes, there was no drama or significant risk involved in handling the incident.

E-cigarettes, like other electronic devices, can pose risks of overheating, often linked to faulty batteries or improper usage. This incident highlights the importance of monitoring electronic devices during air travel to ensure passenger safety. Airport and airline protocols typically include immediate response measures to manage such situations effectively.

While the incident was quickly resolved, it raises awareness among travelers regarding the safety of carrying e-cigarettes or similar devices on flights. As e-cigarette use remains prevalent, stakeholders in aviation must continue to reinforce safety measures and guidelines to prevent similar occurrences in the future.