Norse Atlantic Adds Two New Routes From Miami

Image: Norse Atlantic Airways plane in flight. (photo courtesy of Norse Atlantic Airways)

by Rich Thomaselli
Last updated: 3:05 PM ET, Wed July 12, 2023

The new airline already wants to be the new sheriff in town among low-cost carriers.

Norse Atlantic Airlines announced?it will add two new flights to Europe from Miami International Airport.

Norse will now fly to Paris and Berlin from the Sunshine State.?It will utilize a Boeing 787 from Miami to Paris and Berlin.?

The flights are expected to begin around the end of the year, close to the holidays. Norse will fly from Miami to Paris four times a week and to Berlin once a week. The airline already flies from Miami overseas to London and Oslo.

Norse is definitely making a splash in both destinations and price.

Although the cheapest fares tend to book quickly, the most inexpensive fare from Miami to Paris is just $330 round trip. Like Spirit Airlines, however, it charges for most everything else, including carry on bags and food.

Norse began operations in July of 2020. It is a subsidiary of Norwegian Airlines.

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