Norse Atlantic Airways has announced plans for a new long-haul route between Athens and Los Angeles. The service will be available four times a week from June 3rd. The airline will be using its Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft for its latest operation.
Norse Atlantic Airways already operates flights to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) from London Gatwick, Paris, and Rome as part of its transatlantic network.
The airline is thrilled to launch a new route between Los Angeles and Athens, which is expected to be a smart move. This budget-friendly route is expected to open up more transatlantic options for customers.
The airline is committed to making air travel economical and within the reach of almost everyone, and its latest initiative is another step in its pledge to offer new destinations.
A Norwegian low-cost long-haul airline, Norse Atlantic Airways, was founded in 2021. The airline mostly operates a fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners, which are fuel-efficient and comfortable for long-haul flights. The aircraft includes economy and premium economy cabins.
Norse Atlantic connects prominent European cities like Oslo, London, Paris, and Berlin to important North American destinations like New York, Los Angeles, and Miami. The airline is committed to expanding its network to even more locations.
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