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Norwegian offers £99/€99 USA flights as countdown begins to new transatlantic routes from Scotland and Ireland

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As the countdown begins to Norwegian’s new transatlantic routes from Edinburgh, Belfast and Ireland this summer, passengers now have another chance to bag a bargain break to the US east coast with over 13,000 seats available from £99/€99 one-way.

In June and July, Norwegian will launch 10 new transatlantic routes from Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin, Cork and Shannon to airports serving the New York, Boston and New England areas. To mark the countdown to the new routes, Norwegian has unveiled a 10-day special offer on fares – from today (Thursday 25th May 00.01) until 3rd June 22.59 BST, passengers can access special fares including:

Edinburgh and Belfast to the U.S. east coast from £99

  • The 10-day offer is available on Norwegian’s brand new low-cost routes from Edinburgh and Belfast direct to Stewart International Airport (in New York state) and Providence Airport (offering connections to Boston and New England); as well as flights from Edinburgh direct to Bradley International Airport (New England) from just £99 one-way*.
  • The offer is available on flights from Edinburgh between 15th June 2017 – March 2018 and from Belfast between 1st July – March 2018. Passengers can book now at www.norwegian.com/UK/FLYUSA99.

Cork, Shannon and Dublin to the U.S. east coast from €99

  • Passengers in Ireland will also be able to book affordable fares on Norwegian’s brand new transatlantic flights from Cork, Shannon and Dublin. Travellers can enjoy €99 one-way flights from Cork, Shannon and Dublin direct to Providence Airport (Boston and New England); and from Shannon and Dublin direct to Stewart International Airport (New York).
  • Passengers can book now at www.norwegian.com/IE/FLYUSA99IE for travel between 1st July 2017 – March 2018.

The 10-day special offer on fares includes more than 13,000 seats available across all ten routes from Edinburgh, Belfast and Ireland. Flights are subject to availability and Terms and Conditions apply (details further below).

Norwegian Chief Commercial Officer Thomas Ramdahl said:

“The countdown is now underway to Norwegian’s exciting new transatlantic routes, and passengers across Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland now have another chance to bag a bargain flight to the US. With more choice, never before seen routes and now a range of special fares on offer, there has never been a better time to plan an affordable American adventure.”

Norwegian’s new transatlantic routes will launch from 5 UK and Irish cities this summer with flights now on sale including:

Edinburgh – 14 transatlantic flights per weekfrom 15thJune:

  • Stewart Intl (New York) – daily flights
  • Providence (greater Boston) – 4x weekly flights (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun)
  • Bradley Intl (New England/Connecticut) – 3x weekly flights (Tues, Thurs, Sat)

Belfast – five transatlantic flights per week from 1stJuly:

  • Stewart Intl (New York) – 3x weekly flights (Tues, Thurs, Sat)
  • Providence (greater Boston) – 2x weekly flights (Tues, Sat)

Cork – three transatlantic flights per week from 1stJuly:

  • Providence (greater Boston) – 3x weekly flights (Tues, Thurs, Sat)

Shannon – four transatlantic flights per week from 2ndJuly:

  • Stewart Intl (New York) – 2x weekly flights (Wed, Sun).
  • Providence (greater Boston) – 2x weekly flights (Mon, Fri).

Dublin – 12 transatlantic flights per week from 1stJuly:

  • Stewart Intl (New York) – daily flights
  • Providence (greater Boston) – 5x weekly flights (Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sun)

Press Release   •  May 25, 2017 06:00 BST

This post was published on 25 May 2017 15:02

André Orban

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