Norse Atlantic to Stop Flying to Fort Lauderdale, Adds Miami and London Routes

The Norwegian low cost Norse Atlantic will connect Miami International Airport with Oslo and London from September 18, as it will stop flying to Fort Lauderdale International Airport.

Norse Atlantic operates two weekly frequencies from Oslo to Fort Lauderdale, but with the transfer of its operations to the Miami air terminal, it will add the London route as part of its winter season programming. Likewise, it is read on its website that it will also fly to Orlando, as collected by Simple Flying.

For customers who have reservations for after the transfer date, the airline offers full refunds. Bjørn Tore Larsen, CEO of Norse Atlantic Airways noted that the change will be part of the winter route network. He also commented that Miami is a terminal with high passenger demand for both direct traffic and connections in the region.

as reported REPORTUR.usIn the summer of 2022, Norse Atlantic Airways added two US destinations to operate from Berlin, one with daily flights to New York and the other to Los Angeles three times a week. (New airline Norse Atlantic will unite USA with 3 European capitals).