Low-cost airline Norwegian has launched a special five-day Easter sale offering passengers 15 per cent off direct transatlantic flights from the UK to ten US destinations.
The discount is calculated on ‘net’ fares, excluding taxes and charges, with transatlantic fares available from as low as £134 one way.
Norwegian Chief Commercial Officer Thomas Ramdahl said: “Our five-day Easter fare-busting bonanza will give consumers the chance to enjoy further savings on 17 transatlantic routes from the UK and Ireland.
“These fantastic offers will provide passengers high quality flights at even more affordable fares, all while flying on one of the youngest and greenest fleets in the industry.”
Passengers can save 15 per cent on flights from London Gatwick direct to New York, Boston, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Oakland-San Francisco, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Savings are available using discount code EASTER2017UK on travel from 24th April – 14th December 2017 (excluding 16th June – 3rd September).
Following the success of Norwegian’s long-haul service from London Gatwick to a number of popular cities in the US, the airline will add two new transatlantic routes to Seattle and Denver this September.
A fleet of brand new 787 Dreamliner aircraft offering economy and Premium cabins operate all Norwegian long-haul routes from London Gatwick.
From 1st July 2017, Norwegian will launch direct services from Belfast International to two US airports – Stewart International Airport and Providence Airport – offering connections to New York City, New England and Boston.
On the same date,the airline will become the first ever transatlantic flights from Cork with a service to Providence Airport, together with new US routes from Shannon and Dublin to Stewart International Airport and Providence.
Norwegian CEO Bjorn Kjos said at the time: “We are pleased to announce our new highly-anticipated transatlantic routes. Our new, non-stop service will enable tens of thousands of new travellers to fly between the continents much more affordably.
“Norwegian’s latest transatlantic offering is not only great news for the traveling public, but also for the local U.S, Irish and UK economies as we will bring more tourists that will increase spending, supporting thousands of local jobs.”
