Norwegian launches new routes to Greece from Finland, Norway and Sweden
Norwegian now flies to further Greek Mediterranean and Bulgarian Black Sea resort destinations from Scandinavia and Finland.
Norwegian now flies to further Greek Mediterranean and Bulgarian Black Sea resort destinations from Scandinavia and Finland.
Germany’s Cologne/Bonn airport is still dominated by Lufthansa’s LCC germanwings but it has attracted six new airlines this summer including Norwegian and Ryanair. Which country markets have gained (and lost) ground in recent years and which destinations have been added (and dropped) since last summer?
Norwegian’s first flights to Iceland and Ukraine mean it now serves over 85 destinations non-stop from its Oslo base, of which over 70 are international.
Norwegian now serving Corsica from Oslo with up to two weekly flights during summer season.
Norway’s fourth-busiest airport, serving Trondheim on Norway’s west coast, grew by 11% last year, but which traffic segment is growing the most? Which are the five new airlines that have launched flights to the airport in the last two years, now making up half of the airport’s airline customers? And just how dominant is the route to Oslo?
Norwegian Air Shuttle has expanded its route network out of Helsinki Vantaa Airport in Finland with a new Spanish route to Mallorca.
Norwegian has expanded its route network in Denmark, launching new routes from Aalborg and Copenhagen.
anna.aero took the opportunity to speak to the CCO of the fast-growing low-cost airline Norwegian; Daniel Skjeldam. What will the airline do with the many aircraft it has ordered? What is happening with the long haul expansion using 787s? And is there a theme to Norwegian’s latest European route launches?
Norwegian connects Stockholm Arlanda Airport in Sweden with Riga Airport in Latvia and Helsinki with Paris Orly.
Norwegian now flies to Vaasa in Finland from Stockholm Arlanda in Sweden.
Norwegian introduces seven new routes from six different Scandinavian bases. UK gets two new routes.