Norwegian launches new UK and Germany routes
Paul O'Mahony - [email protected]
Published: 17 Feb, 2010 CET.
Updated: Wed 17 Feb 2010 16:58 CET
Low cost carrier Norwegian has announced the launch of three new routes from Stockholm Arlanda servicing London/Gatwick, Edinburgh and Munich.
The airline will run a six-day service on the Arlanda-Gatwick route from April 29th, with no flights on Saturdays.
"Today, there is no low cost alternative to London from Arlanda. London is one of the most popular destinations for Swedes on leisure travel, and there is also significant business volume on the route," said spokesman Daniel Skjeldam in a statement.
Beginning on May 6th, Norwegian's flights to Edinburgh will depart from Arlanda three times a week, on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
The Munich service will offer three departures a week from Arlanda, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The service to the Bavarian capital starts on May 7th.
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The airline will run a six-day service on the Arlanda-Gatwick route from April 29th, with no flights on Saturdays.
"Today, there is no low cost alternative to London from Arlanda. London is one of the most popular destinations for Swedes on leisure travel, and there is also significant business volume on the route," said spokesman Daniel Skjeldam in a statement.
Beginning on May 6th, Norwegian's flights to Edinburgh will depart from Arlanda three times a week, on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
The Munich service will offer three departures a week from Arlanda, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The service to the Bavarian capital starts on May 7th.
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