Among low-cost airlines, Norwegian tends to be one of the more expensive ones, but still often offers very good prices both within Europe and especially on domestic flights within Norway or Sweden.
It is important to remember that the lowest fare does not include baggage.
When to buy tickets and prices
The cheapest tickets can be found on the norwegian.no website, usually slightly cheaper on the Norwegian language version.
Although Norwegian is a low-cost airline, it offers the option of buying guaranteed connecting flights. In some cases, however, it works out cheaper to buy two separate tickets separately, which is only recommended if there is sufficient reserve for a non-guaranteed connection.
Prices for one-way tickets within Europe, when purchased at least 3 weeks in advance, usually range from 50 eur to 100 eur.
Norwegian often have bargain fares for off-season flights available usually 2-5 months before travel.
Tip: If you are between 12-25 years old, use promo code UNDER26 for flights across Scandinavia. You'll get special one-way fares, often 50% off.
Norwegian destinations
Norwegian Air Shuttle currently operates several bases from which it operates the largest number of flights to other destinations:
- Oslo OSL - The main and largest base with flights to all of Europe and very frequent domestic connections within Norway.
- Copenhagen CPH - a major base with flights mainly to Western and Southern Europe
- Stockholm Arlanda ARN - third largest base with frequent domestic connections to Sweden and flights to both Western and Southern Europe
- Bergen BGO - direct flights to several European destinations and frequent domestic flights
- Trondheim TRD - direct flights to several European destinations and frequent domestic flights
- Stavanger SVG - direct flights to several European destinations and frequent domestic flights
- Helsinki HEL - smaller base with domestic flights within Finland and a few direct flights to southern and western Europe
It also operates summer seasonal bases at airports in Málaga, Barcelona and Alicante and has added seasonal direct flights to the sea from smaller Scandinavian airports.
Unlike in the past, when the airline expanded across Europe, its portfolio is now concentrated almost exclusively on flights to/from Scandinavia and domestic routes to Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
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Tariff classes
Tickets are sold in 3 economy class fares. Business Class is not available on Norwegian aircraft.
- LowFare - Free small hand luggage only, charge for selecting a specific seat, no cancellation
- LowFare+ - Free small and large hand luggage, 1 piece of checked baggage, free seat selection, no cancellation
- Flex - free small and large hand luggage, 2 pieces of checked baggage, cancellation with refund
Lines map
For an official map of all routes by destination, please visit the company's website: www.norwegian.com/uk/route-map
