NORWEGIAN AIR WILL NO LONGER FLY BETWEEN THE US AND EUROPE

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NORWEGIAN AIR WILL NO LONGER FLY BETWEEN THE US AND EUROPE.

Norwegian Air abandons long-haul flights, ending its $100 travel between the US and Europe

Thousands in the US, the UK, and other European countries are set to lose their jobs as Norwegian plans to reduce its fleet to 50 aircraft from 140.

www.businessinsider.com

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Richard

 

[klpca]

Wow. Big change but probably not a huge surprise. They were having financial difficulties even before 2020.

 

[Passepartout]

Darn. They went the way of Freddy Laker.

 

[Blues]

Too bad. My brother and I took Norwegian to get to the Camino de Santiago two years ago. It was much, much cheaper than any other airline that we could find. I guess that's why they came close to going out of business, and are eliminating trans-Atlantic now.

 

[Synergy]

We will miss them, they 'rescued' us with a reasonable fare home when Thomas Cook shut down and we didn't have a way back from Europe. I hope this consolidation allows them to retrench and expand again later.

I know people don't love the nickel and dining of the ULC airlines, and I get it, but they're usually the airlines I can afford to buy three seats for two people on. I'm too cheap for higher class travel if I'm not using points, but if for a couple hundred bucks we can have the row to ourselves, I'm all over that. I'm sad to have that option gone

 

[Ken555]

Though not as extensive a route system as Norwegian had, I’d suggest considering Level as another low cost option to Europe. www.flylevel.com (part of Iberia).


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[Jodyv]

Used them several times and were very pleased. Will miss their great prices.