Norse Atlantic Unveils Flash Sale on Europe Flights Starting at $137 One-Way

Norse Atlantic Airways offers a solution to the soaring transatlantic fare woes—a new flash sale featuring flights to Europe at even more affordable prices for the budget airline.

Available until April 6, Norse is promoting flights across the Atlantic primarily for fall travel.

Here are some of the discounted flight routes and relevant travel dates currently available:

• Boston to London—September 2 to October 25, with one-way fares starting at $137
• Los Angeles to Oslo—September 5 to October 28, with one-way fares beginning at $197
• New York to Berlin—September 5 to October 19, with one-way fares from $165
• New York to London—September 12 to October 24, with one-way fares starting at $148
• New York to Oslo—August 28 to October 27, with one-way fares from $137
• New York to Paris—September 19 to October 24, with one-way fares from $165
• New York to Rome—September 11 to October 25, with one-way fares beginning at $197
• San Francisco to London—September 5 to October 15, with one-way fares from $175

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Founded in 2021, Norse Atlantic provides budget-friendly, no-frills flights to and within Europe. The airline operates a fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners, offering economy and premium cabins (the latter featuring recliner seats with a generous 43-inch seat pitch) and a pay-for-service model. Passengers can expect to pay extra for amenities like checked baggage and meals, with fare options ranging from “Light” (akin to Basic Economy, where checked luggage is not included and in-flight meals come at an additional cost) to “Plus,” which includes free checked bags, meals, and increased flexibility for ticket changes.

In many ways, the airline represents a revival of the transatlantic branch of Norwegian Air, the budget airline that faced challenges after aggressive expansion. Norwegian Air's transatlantic operations were severely impacted by the pandemic in late 2020, leading to its bankruptcy filing after the Norwegian government declined a second financial aid request. By early 2021, Norwegian had halted all transatlantic services. Norse acquired the long-haul unit's assets, including 15 of its Dreamliners, and its management features several former executives from Norwegian Air. Norwegian Air continues to operate within Europe.

Norse Atlantic is actively expanding its transatlantic offerings, recently unveiling new flights to London and a new route between New York and Rome set to launch this fall.

Reporting contributed by Barbara Peterson.