Norway star Haaland sues airline over ponytail image
Summary
Erling Haaland is suing Norwegian Air Shuttle over the airline’s alleged unauthorized use of his likeness in World Cup-related promotion. The dispute centers on a social media image featuring a plane with a ponytail, and a court hearing is scheduled in Oslo on October 9.
Key Points
- Erling Haaland has filed a lawsuit against Norwegian Air Shuttle for allegedly using his likeness without permission.
- The dispute is tied to the airline’s World Cup promotion and a social media image showing a plane with a ponytail, a feature associated with Haaland until recently.
- Norwegian Air Shuttle says the lawsuit is hard to understand and hopes to resolve the matter through dialogue.
- A hearing at Oslo District Court is scheduled for October 9.
