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A New Judicial Scandal Splashes Mette-Marit From Norway: 60 Students Sue Their Brother

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According to NRK, fraud is suspected after the bankruptcy of its aviation school

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The bankruptcy of Pilot Flight Academy has resulted in a legal claim against Espen Høiby for the economic losses suffered by dozens of students. The closure of the school left 160 students unable to complete their training and 40 workers on the street, in the midst of a media storm for the family of Haakon and Mette-Marit.

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The Norwegian royal family is once again in the spotlight by a new controversy affecting the environment of Queen Mette-Marit. This time, the indirect protagonist is Espen Høiby, the consort's older brother, who faces a lawsuit for alleged fraudulent bankruptcy related to the closure of Pilot Flight Academy, ... Continue reading "Mette-Marit's family adds another controversy: his brother, sued for alleged fraudulent bankruptcy"

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The wife of Haakon V of Norway, separated from the official agenda of the crown because of her health problems, has to face charges against Espen Hoiby for alleged punishable insolvency

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According to NRK, fraud is suspected after the bankruptcy of its aviation school

·Madrid, Spain
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A Norwegian flight school is broke, numerous prospective pilots have lost a lot of money. Now 60 of them are moving to court. Their complaint is also directed against Espen Høiby, the brother of Queen Mette-Marit.

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New concerns for Queen Mette-Marit: While her son Marius Borg Høiby is currently waiting for his appeal process with a shackle at Skaugum Castle, her brother Espen Høiby will soon have to answer to court. According to Norwegian TV channel NRK, the 67-year-old was sued by 60 former students.

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NRK broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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