Norse Atlantic announces flights between London and New York starting in August
Norse Atlantic Airways said on Friday it had begun ticket sales for flights between London and New York.
Round-trip fares for journeys between London’s Gatwick and the John F. Kennedy International Airport will start at 255 pounds ($322), including taxes, with the first flight scheduled for Aug. 12, the airline said.
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The airline, which has its maiden flight scheduled for Oslo-New York on June 14, hopes to succeed where Norwegian Air failed, offering transatlantic flights at budget rates after securing cheap leases during the pandemic.
It operates a fleet of 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, although with four of the aircraft currently on sub-lease to Spain’s Air Europa.
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