Norwegian Air Boeing Skids Off Runway, Stops Near Fjord

A Norwegian Air Shuttle flight with 165 passengers narrowly avoided a disaster after sliding off an icy runway in Molde, Norway.

The Boeing 737-800 skidded approximately 150 meters past the runway's end, stopping just 15 meters from the fjord's edge.
The incident occurred during the plane's landing at Molde Airport, which is surrounded by water on three sides.
Weather conditions, including icy surfaces and strong wind gusts, were identified as the primary factors behind the runway overrun.
All 165 passengers and six crew members were safely evacuated via emergency slides, though some passengers were visibly shaken.
The airport was temporarily closed following the incident, and alcohol tests for the crew confirmed zero blood alcohol levels.