Norse Atlantic Airways is significantly expanding its Thailand programme for the Winter 2026/27 season, adding a new London Gatwick–Phuket route and increasing flights to Bangkok and Phuket from the United Kingdom, Norway and Sweden. The expanded schedule is designed to meet strong winter demand for Southeast Asian holidays while improving direct access to two of […]
Norse Atlantic Airways is entering the summer 2026 travel season with a leaner scheduled network, stronger unit revenue and a rapidly expanding charter business, offering a clear example of how long-haul airlines are adapting to high fuel prices and geopolitical uncertainty. The Norway-based airline reported that total revenue per available seat kilometre in its own
Norse Atlantic Airways will suspend its Los Angeles to Europe routes for the summer season, citing sharply rising aviation fuel costs that have made long-haul operations increasingly unsustainable. The move affects nonstop services from Los Angeles International Airport to London Gatwick, Paris Charles de Gaulle and Rome Fiumicino, key routes that have connected the U.S.
