Today, Norse Atlantic Airways has announced the launch of ticket sales between Rome Fiumicino (FCO) and New York JFK. The new route will become the fifth European destination served by Norse from JFK, the daily service will begin operations on 19^th June 2023 with fares starting from €239 one way including taxes.   Economy Light fares from Rome to New York start at €239 one way including taxes and €550 in Premium Light.   “We are very pleased to announce Rome as our fifth capital city in Europe offering a direct Norse Atlantic Airways flight to New York JFK. Customers on both sides of the Atlantic will be able to enjoy value, excellent onboard service and comfort while travelling between these two culturally vibrant and exciting cities. The addition of Rome to our network will provide another gateway to Europe and strengthen our presence in New York,” said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO Norse Atlantic Airways.   “We are pleased to welcome Norse Atlantic Airways to Rome Fiumicino” – said Ivan Bassato, Chief Aviation Officer of Aeroporti di Roma. “This new direct flight to New York JFK will complete the overall offering between the two cities with an outbound evening service which will enrich our customers’ travel options. By choosing Rome FCO, Norse Atlantic Airways is another new airline that has recognised the operational excellence of our airport and the great attractiveness of our market.”   The flight will depart Rome (FCO) at 19.30 and land in JFK at 23.00, the return flight departs JFK at 01.00 and lands in Rome at 15.45.   Norse Atlantic exclusively operates Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. The cabin offers passengers a relaxed and comfortable travel experience with each seat including a personal state of the art entertainment experience. Our Premium cabin offers an industry leading 43” seat pitch and 12” recline allowing passengers to arrive at their destination feeling refreshed and ready to explore their destination.   Norse Atlantic offers two cabin choices, Economy and Premium. Passengers can choose from a simple range of fares, Light, Classic and Plus, that reflect the way that they want to travel, and which options are important to them. Light fares represent Norse’s value option while Plus fares include the maximum baggage allowance, two meal services an enhanced airport and onboard experience and increased ticket flexibility.   Customers looking to explore the world and enjoy unbeatable value can access even greater choice and convenience thanks to the airline’s connectivity partnership with easyJet, Norwegian and Spirit Airlines. The virtual interline agreement, powered by Dohop, provides over 600 weekly connections to Norse’s transatlantic services at our key international hubs.

Norse Atlantic Airways has teamed up with Booking.com for hotel booking. Customers can access www.flynorse.com to make bookings across Europe, the UK and the US. “It makes it even easier to plan their travel arrangements and find the best value hotel booking options,” said Bård Nordhagen, Norse Commercial Director. Norse Atlantic operates Boeing 787 Dreamliners offering two cabin classes, Premium and Economy. Passengers can choose Light, Classic and Plus fares. Light fares represent the value option while Plus fares include the maximum baggage allowance, meal services, and increased ticket flexibility.

Customers can now book Norse Atlantic flights for summer 2023. Flight schedules were released, including routes between Europe and New York, Fort Lauderdale and Los Angeles through October 2023. Further new routes and destinations for the summer will be announced in December and early 2023. The initial summer schedule includes Oslo to New York JFK three times a week, to Fort Lauderdale twice a week, Los Angeles, twice a week and Oslo to London Gatwick, daily. Norse flies London Gatwick to New York, daily from £333 return in economy including taxes. It also offers Berlin to New York JFK four times a week. Norse Atlantic operates Boeing 787 Dreamliners offering a two-cabin configuration. Passengers can choose from Light, Classic and Plus fares. Light fares represent Norse’s value option while Plus fares offer maximum baggage allowance, two meal services and increased ticket flexibility.  

  From today customers can book on Norse Atlantic to travel in summer 2023 as the first stage of flights are released for sale. Popular routes between Europe and New York, Fort Lauderdale and Los Angeles are now available through to October 2023.   Further new routes and destinations for the summer will be announced in December and early 2023 providing customers with greater choice at an affordable price.   The initial summer schedule, which operates between March and October 2023, includes:   From OSLO  

• Oslo to New York JFK, three times a week, from NOK 2299 one way in economy including taxes.
• Oslo to Fort Lauderdale, twice a week, from NOK 2499 one way in economy including taxes.
• Oslo to Los Angeles, twice a week, from NOK 2999 one way in economy including taxes.
• Oslo to London Gatwick, daily, from NOK 359 one way in economy including taxes.

  From London Gatwick:  

• London to New York, daily, from £333 return in economy including taxes.
• London to Oslo, daily, from £79

  From Berlin:  

• Berlin to New York JFK, four times a week, from €220 one way in economy including taxes.

  “Customers are now able to plan ahead and book their summer travels to our popular destinations with the initial launch of our summer route network. Whether travelling for work or leisure our direct flights offer exceptional value in both our Premium and Economy cabins. In the coming months we will be announcing other new and exciting destinations for the summer 2023 network and we look forward to sharing those details very soon,” said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO Norse Atlantic Airways.   Norse Atlantic exclusively operates state of the art Boeing 787 Dreamliners offering a two-cabin configuration, Premium and Economy. Passengers can choose from a simple range of fares, Light, Classic and Plus, that reflect the way that they want to travel, and which options are important to them. Light fares represent Norse’s value option while Plus fares include the maximum baggage allowance, two meal services an enhanced airport and onboard experience and increased ticket flexibility.

Norse Atlantic says the US Department of Transport will grant Norse Atlantic UK Ltd a foreign air carrier permit. This paves the way for the company to begin direct transatlantic US-UK flights t Norse was recently granted a UK Air Operator Certificate by the UK Civil Aviation Authority The US DOT green light highlights that Norse Atlantic UK has a financially and operationally sound business, Norse says "We are very thankful for the support that we have received on both sides of the Atlantic throughout our application. This milestone represents a huge step in creating competition in the transatlantic market," said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO of Norse Atlantic Airways. Norse will operates Boeing 787 Dreamliners in Premium and Economy.  

  With a current lead in price of £272  return to New York from London Gatwick, Norse Atlantic Airlines, the new transatlantic low cost carrier, believes they are in a good position to gain market share from legacy airlines who have a higher cost base. We spoke to Adrian Keating of Norse about the emergence of the airline, the current network and the proposed expanded winter and summer programmes.  

Norse Atlantic Airways this week celebrated inaugural flights from Berlin to New York JFK and Los Angeles. Additionally, Norse Atlantic announced a new route connecting Berlin to Fort Lauderdale, operating three times a week. This new route will start on 7 December with tickets available to purchase now from €228 one way. “With the addition of our Fort Lauderdale route we will be the largest long haul carrier operating out of Berlin,” said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO Norse Atlantic Airways. Fares on daily direct flights from Berlin to New York JFK start from €209 one way. Norse Atlantic offers two cabin choices, Economy and Premium. Passengers can choose from Light, Classic and Plus fares. Light fares are Norse’s value option while Plus fares include the maximum baggage allowance, two meals and increased ticket flexibility.

  This week Norse Atlantic Airways celebrated the inaugural flights from Berlin to New York JFK and from Berlin to Los Angeles marking a new era for customers seeking affordable transatlantic travel between Germany and the US.   Additionally, Norse Atlantic announced a new route connecting Berlin to Fort Lauderdale, operating three times a week, this new route will commence on 7th December with tickets available to purchase now from €228 one way.   “We are very pleased to now be able to welcome customers from across Germany on board our state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliners to New York and Los Angeles. With the addition of our Fort Lauderdale route commencing in December we will be the largest long haul carrier operating out of Berlin. Our affordable fares will boost transatlantic travel between Europe and the US benefitting local economies on both sides of the Atlantic,” said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO Norse Atlantic Airways.   Fares on the daily direct flights from Berlin to New York JFK start from €209 one way. Fares on the three times a week service from Berlin to Los Angeles start from €255 one way.   “Varm velkomst to NORSE. We could not be happier to welcome Norse Atlantic Airways at BER Airport. It makes us very proud the airline picked our airport and will be the largest long haul carrier in the capital region of Germany right from the start. This not only demonstrates the ambitions of Norse Atlantic Airways it also shows that Berlin Brandenburg Airport is a highly attractive destination for transatlantic connections. The flights from BER to New York, Los Angeles and Fort Lauderdale will contribute to a strong transatlantic partnership and cultural exchange between Germany and the US while providing a boost to the economic prosperity of both countries,” said Thomas Hoff Andersson, Chief Operating Officer BER Airport.   Norse Atlantic Airways recently announced that customers looking to explore the world for less now have access to even greater choice and convenience following the launch of the airline’s connectivity partnership with easyJet, Norwegian and Spirit Airlines. The virtual interline agreement, powered by Dohop, will provide over 600 weekly connections to Norse’s transatlantic services at our key international hubs Oslo, London, Berlin, New York, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Los Angeles.   The large and spacious Boeing 787 Dreamliner cabin offers passengers a relaxed and comfortable travel experience with each seat including a personal state of the art entertainment experience. Our Premium cabin offers an industry leading 43” seat pitch and 12” recline allowing passengers to arrive at their destination feeling refreshed and ready to explore their destination.   Norse Atlantic offers two cabin choices, Economy and Premium. Passengers can choose from a simple range of fares, Light, Classic and Plus, that reflect the way that they want to travel, and which options are important to them. Light fares represent Norse’s value option while Plus fares include the maximum baggage allowance, two meal services an enhanced airport and onboard experience and increased ticket flexibility.

Norse Atlantic Airways has completed its inaugural flight between London Gatwick and New York JFK. The route is operated by Boeing 787 Dreamliners, offering two cabin choices, Economy and Premium. Passengers can choose from Light, Classic and Plus fares. Light fares are Norse’s value option while Plus fares include the maximum baggage allowance, two meals and increased ticket flexibility. “The introduction of affordable Norse Atlantic Airways point-to point flights between the UK and the United States, will benefit both local tourism and businesses,” said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO of Norse Atlantic Airways. Additionally, Norse Atlantic launched flights between London Gatwick and Oslo  allowing customers to purchase tickets as part of a continuous service between Oslo and New York via London. Stewart Wingate, CEO, Gatwick Airport said: “We are delighted to welcome Norse Atlantic’s much-anticipated new service to Gatwick Airport. North America is a key market for us, with New York continually among our most popular destinations.” Norse Atlantic recently launched partnerships with easyJet, Norwegian and Spirit Airlines. The virtual interline agreement, powered by Dohop, offers over 600 weekly connections to Norse’s transatlantic services at hubs Oslo, London, Berlin, New York, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Los Angeles.

New airline Norse Atlantic has joined the ‘Worldwide by easyJet’ network to offer more customers greater connectivity via London Gatwick and Berlin direct to Los Angeles and New York City. Customers flying with easyJet will now have access by air to Norse’s transatlantic network. It is powered by tech partner Dohop's platform. Sophie Dekkers, CCO at easyJet, said:” We are delighted to be working with Norse Atlantic to open up access to some fantastic transatlantic destinations through the Worldwide by easyJet platform. Andrew Hodges, Chief Commercial Officer, Norse Atlantic said: “Thanks to Worldwide by easyJet we will be able to offer short haul connections via London and Berlin providing easier access to more destinations for travellers.” Worldwide by easyJet was the first global airline connections service by a European low-cost airline. The virtual interline agreement also includes partnerships with Norwegian and Spirit Airlines. The Spirit Airlines tie-up offers US conections such as Las Vegas, Dallas, and Salt Lake City via Los Angeles, Fort Lauderdale and Orland transatlantic services.

Norse Atlantic Airways this week celebrated its inaugural departure from Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Oslo This milestone follows the airline’s inaugural flights between Oslo and JFK New York on June 14.   The airline flies three times a week from Fort Lauderdale, with one-way fares starting from $149. Future destinations under consideration by Norse for FLL include London, Paris and Berlin. “Norse Atlantic Airways has now entered a new chapter, we are delivering on our promise to offer affordable value to all,” said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO of Norse Atlantic Airways. The flight was operated by a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. "Norse's debut at FLL is an important moment for our airport as it marks the return of transatlantic service and a direct link to Europe that has been missing for a few years," said Mark Gale, FLL CEO/Director of Aviation. " Norse Atlantic offers two cabin choices, Economy and Premium. Passengers can choose from Light, Classic, and Plus fares Light fares are Norse’s value option while Plus fares include the maximum baggage allowance, two meal services and increased ticket flexibility.

Norse Atlantic Airways celebrated its first commercial departure from Oslo to New York JFK. It also marked the formal opening of the new non-Schengen terminal at Oslo Airport. The route is operated by a Boeing 787 Dreamliner jets. “Our first Norse Atlantic Airways flight to New York from Oslo is the culmination of months of preparation and hard work. We now look ahead to ramping up our network,” said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO of Norse Atlantic Airways. Norse Atlantic offers two cabin choices, Economy and Premium, with a range of fares, Light, Classic and Plus Light fares are Norse’s value option while Plus fares include the maximum baggage allowance, two meals and increased ticket flexibility. Flights to Fort Lauderdale begin on 18 June, followed by Orlando and Los Angeles flights in July and August.