Norse Atlantic is weaving its transatlantic web. On Monday, the company launched two new transatlantic flights from Miami. The low-cost carrier connects Florida with Londonat the rate of four flights flights per week. An additional flight will be added during the peak winter season. At the same time, Norse Atlantic has also inaugurated the Miami–Oslo. Its frequency is limited to two weekly connections.
" We are delighted that Norse Atlantic has chosen Miami International Airport for all its flights to South Florida, making it its seventh destination in the United States." says Ralph Cutié, Director of Miami International Airport. " We are proud to welcome flights from London Gatwick and Oslo to Miami-Dade County, two routes not previously served at Miami International Airport.".
Paris and Berlin approaching
The tarmac at the American airport will be home to a number of aircraft. Norse Atlantic from other European destinations. In December, the carrier will be inaugurating flights to Paris-Miami and Berlin-Miami.
" We are delighted to have started operating from Oslo and London direct to Miami, and look forward to expanding our services from Paris and Berlin in December"warns Norse Atlantic CEO and founder Bjørn Tore Larsen. Miami has always been a popular destination and we are committed to providing our passengers with a comfortable and high quality service on board our vessels. Boeing 787 Dreamliners modern"he continues.
