Norse Atlantic Airways is expanding its use of Swiipr’s digital passenger compensation payment system across its US hubs, including Las Vegas, to ensure smooth and responsive customer experiences during flight disruptions. This strategic partnership aligns with Norse’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology and meeting evolving regulatory standards in the US travel industry.
Norse Atlantic Airways is offering a global sale with incredible fares for travelers. The sale features discounted Economy Light fares, including a free 10kg carry-on bag, and starts on September 4th, 2024, with potential blackout dates due to high demand.
Norse Atlantic Airways has announced a partnership with Italian airline Neos, under which a Norse Atlantic Boeing 787 Dreamliner will be based in Milan Malpensa and operate various routes for Neos during the upcoming winter season.
Norse Atlantic Airways has partnered with P&O Cruises for the winter 2024/2025 season, offering fly cruises to the Caribbean. Weekly flights will operate from Manchester to Barbados on Fridays, and from London Gatwick and Manchester to Antigua or Barbados on alternating Saturdays from November 2024 through March 2025. Passengers can choose between Economy and Norse Premium cabins, with both options providing a comfortable flight experience. In-flight entertainment and complimentary drinks are available in all seating areas, and Norse Premium includes amenity kits and superior dining options.
Norse Atlantic Airways has experienced a remarkable increase in passenger numbers in April 2024, more than doubling compared to the same period in 2023. The airline’s operational performance also improved, with an average load factor of 79% and an on-time performance rate of 81%. Norse Atlantic operated 398 flights in April, including 61 charter flights, and welcomed over 98,000 passengers. Despite the Easter holiday falling in March instead of April, the airline remains optimistic about the upcoming summer season and anticipates further growth in passenger numbers.
