Norse Atlantic Airways has announced two new direct winter routes from Oslo (OSL) and Stockholm (ARN) to Phuket (HKT), Thailand. Launching in December 2025, each route will operate once weekly, offering Scandinavians an affordable, nonstop escape to Southeast Asia’s tropical paradise.
Oslo–Phuket service begins Monday, 8 December, with fares from NOK 1,699 (incl. taxes)
Stockholm–Phuket starts Thursday, 4 December, with fares from SEK 1,600 (incl. taxes)
The expansion reflects Norse’s response to strong seasonal demand for long-haul leisure travel and reconfirms its mission to make affordable, direct transcontinental travel more accessible. CEO Bjørn Tore Larsen highlighted that the new routes align with the airline’s focus on comfort, value, and exploration.
These additions build on Norse’s growing Thailand network, following its recent Manchester–Bangkok announcement.
This post was published on 4 July 2025 18:18
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