Vueling has incorporated the Norwegian airline Norse Atlantic Airways into its Vueling Global platform, to offer “more options and flexibility to customers,” the airline reported in a statement on Thursday.
Vueling has incorporated Norse Atlantic Airways into its Vueling Global platform, which allows its customers to fly to destinations outside of its regular route network.
The Norwegian airline, which becomes the 18th partner in Vueling Global, will offer flights from Oslo, London and New York to destinations in the United States and South America.
With the addition of Norse Atlantic Airways, Vueling Global now offers flights to over 30 destinations worldwide, including destinations in Africa, Asia, North America, and South America.
Vueling Global is a platform that allows Vueling to offer flights from other airlines that are not part of its regular route network. The platform was launched in 2021 and has since grown to include several partner airlines.
In addition to Norse Atlantic Airways, Vueling Global partners include LEVEL, Qatar Airways, and Aegean, among others.
This post was published on 22 April 2023 16:45
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