At Stockholm Arlanda Airport, travelers and visitors to Stockholm and Sweden have a unique preview of ABBA the Museum. Right now, the helicopter from the cover of ABBA album Arrival in Terminal 5. And not only the helicopter, even the four ABBA members have landed and stand there together again, in the form of portraits as cardboard figures in natural size.

The helicopter is an exact replica of the one built into the album cover and is built by the same designers. It's fine to go into the helicopter, sit at the controls and take a Selfie - or why not take a groupie along with ABBA! A great view of Arrival are in the background to enhance the effect of album covers.

- The exhibition gives Arlanda something special and unique that does not exist anywhere else in the world, and that raises the airport experience for our customers and travelers. ABBA was the first major Swedish music exports since been followed. Therefore, it feels good to just Arlanda, letting a large part of Sweden's international contacts and tourism, to showcase a foretaste of ABBA the Museum, says Kjell-Åke Westin, Airport Director, Stockholm-Arlanda Airport.

The helicopter, which measures 230 centimeters in width and 195 centimeters in height, required some rebuilding of the landing gear to be able to pass through the more than two meters wide gates in Terminal 5.

Facts :

The helicopter is a copy of the Bell 47 helicopter used by ABBA for the cover of the album Arrival which was released in October 1976. The album's hits like Dancing Queen, Money Money Money and Knowing Me, Knowing You. The cover picture was taken at Barkarby airfield northwest of Stockholm by photographer Ola stock.