Våre historier om fly og det gode livet

I started a journey in flying less in 2012, when I stopped flying within Europe. Before that I was a frequent flyer.

For meg har reising alltid handlet om å se familie, ikke nødvendigvis å ville oppleve et nytt land, en ny kultur eller smake en smak jeg aldri visste eksisterte.

Eg elskar å fly, det kan eg ikkje fornekte. Samtidig ønsker eg å redusere klimagassutsleppa og forsøker å vere bevisst på vala eg tar i kvardagen. 

Social practice theories deal with day-to-day activities that become ‘second nature’: we constantly do things without reflecting about them.

As far back as I can remember, I have perceived one’s place and country of where to live as a matter of choice. Already in high school, I was wondering which country I should choose to realise my dreams

Confessions from the northern parts of Norway

I recently got back from a big trip to South America. A long trans-Atlantic flight took me from a cold, dark and wet Norwegian November to the opposite in Colombia.

….Is the title of an Danish Eurovision winner from some years ago, but also the story of 25 years of flying friendship. 

Ian Gough, my former PhD supervisor and now co-leader of the FLYWELL project reference group, co-authored a book with Len Doyal in 1991 where they identified health and autonomy as the two universal basic needs.