Articles tagged “Norse Atlantic Airways”

Today's podcast looks at Airbnb's new weather policies, Marriott's new urban timeshares, and Las Vegas' new route from London.

With journey times of around 10 hours, this new service will push the boundaries of the low-cost airline model.

Flying from London to Lagos on behalf of Air Peace will allow the Norwegian airline to utilize some of its surplus planes.

Norse Atlantic will add six new routes to the U.S. from London this summer in the hopes of turning the tide of red ink.

Longhaul budget airlines lost half of their transatlantic share during the pandemic.

At some point airline capacity will outstrip travel demand to Paris. But not next summer, according to the CEO of leisure carrier French Bee.

Winter is always a tough time for Europe's airlines. This winter looks even tougher for pandemic startups as they navigate inflation, high energy costs, and stiff competition.

Travelers can fly between London and New York for as little as $116 one-way, plus taxes and many, many fees, beginning in August with the launch of new flights by…

Norse Atlantic Airways CEO Bjørn Tore Larsen insists the startup airline is not simply aping Norwegian Air's now-defunct low-cost, long-haul business model. But with its plans to fly U.S.-UK routes, Norse increasingly is looking like its predecessor, no matter what Larsen says.