Norwegian Air Shuttle

[Ray Finkle]

New route to Tenerife 2x weekly Thur and Sat starting 29th October.

http://media.norwegian.com/en/#/pressre ... es-1159552

 

[juliet-fox-9]

Washington is also being explored as a potential destination from Edinburgh alongside Boston, New York and San Francisco. Boston is a dead cert according to Mr Kjos.

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...ow-cost-edinburgh-us-routes-in-2017-1-4137450

 

[Brum X]

When I saw this posted on another forum, people were talking as if it was news confirmed today. Its only stuff that followers of BHX/MAN already know. Buts lets hope this rumour is confirmed soon for all airports involved.

 

[juliet-fox-9]

Norwegian have now stated that they intend to have domestic flights from LGW and EDI.

http://www.routesonline.com/news/29...orwegian-set-to-fly-long-haul-from-edinburgh/

 

[Brum X]

Norwegian have now stated that they intend to have domestic flights from LGW and EDI.

http://www.routesonline.com/news/29...orwegian-set-to-fly-long-haul-from-edinburgh/

That's interesting Jfy1999, I wonder if they would ever consider just operating domestic flights such as BHX to EDI ??

 

[ethanegcc]

It looks as if Norwegian will launch EDI/MAN-JFK flights from May 2017. Reported to be on sale soon with fares starting from £200.

It would be great as a late afternoon departure to differentiate from AA, DL, UA.

Great for EDI as they now have in summer, daily 763 DL, daily 752 AA, double daily UA 752 and now DY 738M.

 

[Ray Finkle]

Norwegian will take delivery of six new Boeing 737MAX aircrafts in April. These will be used to launch a new direct service from Edinburgh to New York a few months later with prices as low as $69 (£56).

Norwegian currently operates services twice a day from Gatwick to New York with prices starting from £125 for a single journey. The lower fares will only apply to flights from Edinburgh, where it is launching a service for the first time using the new aircraft.

https://inews.co.uk/essentials/news/business/britons-fly-us-60-next-summer/

 

[Ray Finkle]

Norwegian expands summer 2017 flights at Edinburgh


From 26 March – getting to Copenhagen is now easier with six Norwegian flights per week departing the Scottish capital for the Danish capital, up from the current two per week.
From 26 March – Norwegian will double the number of weekly flights to Oslo with six per week
From 28 March – Stockholm becomes more accessible with a third weekly service operating on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays
From 29 March – Norwegian’s popular newest route to Barcelona returns with a twice-weekly service on Wednesdays and Saturdays

Thomas Ramdahl, Chief Commercial Officer at Norwegian said: “Norwegian’s expanded summer programme is just the start of our big plans at Edinburgh this year. Our increased number of flights to Europe will soon be complemented by new groundbreaking transatlantic flights offering customers a more affordable way to visit the USA. While we finalise our transatlantic plans, we’ve put on sale more low-cost flights so that cost-conscious families and businesspeople can access top European destinations at great value.”

http://www.aviator.aero/press_releases/32872?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

 

[juliet-fox-9]

Edinburgh – 14 transatlantic flights per week from £69:

Stewart Intl (New York) – daily flights. Depart Edinburgh 17:15, arrive Stewart 20:00

Providence (greater Boston) – 4x weekly flights (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun). Depart Edinburgh 17:30, arrive Providence 20:10

Bradley Intl (New England/Connecticut) – 3x weekly flights (Tues, Thurs, Sat). Depart Edinburgh 17:40, arrive Bradley 20:20

 

[Brum X]

Edinburgh – 14 transatlantic flights per week from £69:

Stewart Intl (New York) – daily flights. Depart Edinburgh 17:15, arrive Stewart 20:00

Providence (greater Boston) – 4x weekly flights (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun). Depart Edinburgh 17:30, arrive Providence 20:10

Bradley Intl (New England/Connecticut) – 3x weekly flights (Tues, Thurs, Sat). Depart Edinburgh 17:40, arrive Bradley 20:20

Well done EDI or should I say Scottish Government 🤔

 

[Jerry]

Well done EDI or should I say Scottish Government 🤔

Have they been subsidised as well?

 

[ca4]

Have they been subsidised as well?

No they haven't. I think that BrumX may be referring to the pending APD cut which of course is in the process of being devolved to Scotland. Although I don't see why that is a negative thing.

 

[Brum X]

No they haven't. I think that BrumX may be referring to the pending APD cut which of course is in the process of being devolved to Scotland. Although I don't see why that is a negative thing.

Becouse it puts English regional airports at a huge disadvantage in my opinion. But yes its not all negative, great if you live in Scotland and want to fly to the USA cheap.

 

[Jerry]

No they haven't. I think that BrumX may be referring to the pending APD cut which of course is in the process of being devolved to Scotland. Although I don't see why that is a negative thing.

The APD cut isn't guaranteed though I might be wrong. The negative about it is Scotland being given preferential treatment over other UK airports or that one devolved government can have control yet another can't.

 

[Brum X]

Norwegian in recent schedule update has moved forward planned Boeing 737MAX 8 debut on Edinburgh – Oslo route, 5 months earlier than planned. Revised operation sees Norwegian Air International (D8) 737MAX 8 operating daily from 01JUN17 to 28OCT17 (4 weekly from 29OCT17).

Operational schedule changes will also be in effect, with daytime operation, instead of evening 6 weekly Norwegian Air Shuttle (DY) 737-800 service.

D81640 EDI1125 – 1410OSL 7M8 D
D81641 OSL1450 – 1540EDI 7M8 D

 

[Brum X]

Boeing 737 MAX

 

[juliet-fox-9]

Seems Norwegian are at least committed to EDI on their Spain-UK routes as TFS is now bookable along with BCN next summer. AGP not available yet but it looks like very few destinations have been loaded out of AGP thus far.

Still waiting to see what happens with BHX and MAN.

 

[Brum X]

Norwegian reduces transatlantic flights from EDI

http://www.masslive.com/business-ne...bradley_airport_loses_norwegian_air_flig.html

 

[thunderchild]

Not excatly surprising, always seemed a bit of an oddball route even for Norwegian. Hopefully this isn’t the start of a trend for transatlantic, low cost, narrow body operations. Perhaps Bradley was just too obscure a destination? It’s no secret I have my doubts about Primera but at least they are operating into the main airports.

 

[juliet-fox-9]

It doesn't bode well for the operation as a whole, some abysmal LF's on several routes.