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Norse Atlantic Airways opens London – New York flights
New carrier Norse Atlantic Airways has opened ticket sales for transatlantic flights between London Gatwick and New York JFK on www.flynorse.com.
The daily direct service will commence on 12 August 2022 on Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft..
Fares start from £255 return, including all applicable taxes.
Other US destinations are expected to be announced soon.
Norse Atlantic offers two cabin choices, Economy and Premium and a simple range of fares, Light, Classic and Plus.
Temporarily from August and throughout the summer Norse Atlantic will also operate flights between London Gatwick and Oslo.
“The introduction of affordable point-to point flights between Europe and the United States, will benefit both local tourism and businesses, supporting job creation across the wider tourism and service industry,” said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO of Norse Atlantic Airways.
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