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Norse Atlantic Airways debuts Berlin transatlantic flights
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.
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