Birmingham: TUI Airways Flights, New Routes & Base Updates

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Norse Atlantic renews partnership with P&O Cruises
Thu, May 22, 2025 14:00 CETReport this content

Norse Atlantic Airways is excited to renew partnership with P&O Cruises for the upcoming winter 2025/2026 season of fly cruises to the Caribbean.

“We are proud to renew our partnership with P&O Cruises for the winter 2025/2026 fly cruises to the Caribbean. This extended partnership serves as a proof point to our commitment of honouring P&O Cruises and their cruise guests with a great comfortable service, contributing to an exceptional cruise experience. We look forward to welcoming P&O Cruises’ guests throughout the season ahead," said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO and Founder Norse Atlantic Airways.

Between November ’25 and March ’26 Norse Atlantic will offer seamless, direct flights to Barbados and Antigua, taking guests to Arvia or Britannia for 14-night Caribbean holidays. The dedicated charter flights will operate weekly from London, Birmingham and Manchester.

P&O Cruises guests flying with Norse Atlantic Airways will have the choice of two cabin options, Economy and Norse Premium, providing exceptional comfort and service throughout their journey. A checked in luggage allowance of x1 23kg in economy and x1 28kg in Norse Premium Class is included as well as 10kg of hand baggage and a small carry on bag in all cabins. Seat back In-flight entertainment is available across all cabins with amenity kits in Norse Premium. Customers will be able to enjoy a complimentary drinks service pre-meal, as well as with the main meal, and a complimentary bottle of water.

Carnival UK & P&O Cruises president Paul Ludlow said "Norse Atlantic Airways proved itself as a great addition to our offering, with guests and travel partners sharing positive feedback about our bespoke in-flight proposition."

P&O Cruises guests in the Norse Economy cabin will experience spacious seating, complimentary meals, and a selection of entertainment options, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable flight experience. For those seeking an elevated level of luxury, the Norse Premium cabin provides an industry leading 43" seat pitch and 12" recline, additional amenities including priority boarding, enhanced dining options, and increased legroom, allowing travelers to arrive at their destination feeling refreshed and ready to enjoy their cruise.

Media contacts: Bård Nordhagen, CCO, [email protected]

Norse Atlantic Airways is an airline committed to offering affordable fares on direct, long-haul flights to popular destinations, along with specialized charter and ACMI services for tailored travel needs, and extensive cargo operations. Founded by CEO and major shareholder Bjørn Tore Larsen in March 2021, Norse Atlantic operates a modern fleet of fuel-efficient Boeing 787 Dreamliners, which seat 338 passengers and offer Premium and Economy Class, serving a network of destinations across North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Passengers can fly with Norse Atlantic to cities like New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Orlando, Bangkok, Cape Town, Oslo, Athens, London, Berlin, Rome, and Paris. Norse Atlantic's charter and ACMI services, as well as its large cargo capacity, provide partners with flexible, reliable solutions. The company's first flight took off from Oslo to New York on June 14, 2022.
 
The P&O Charters are twice weekly late Nov- Mar operating Friday and Saturday, we are on the Saturday flight next January so we may see what Norse are like.
 
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Well the article says once a week, so I'm guessing Tui will operate the other flight. Unless they're operating the Norse from BHX to ANU for Arvia....who knows. It'll all come out in the wash
 
Well the article says once a week, so I'm guessing Tui will operate the other flight. Unless they're operating the Norse from BHX to ANU for Arvia....who knows. It'll all come out in the washdocks the
No that can't be it as Arvia only docks there fortnightly, must be Bridgetown as P&O have a ship there every Friday and Saturday.
 
No that can't be it as Arvia only docks there fortnightly, must be Bridgetown as P&O have a ship there every Friday and Saturday.
Even better.....tbh not fussed which carrier it is. Looking forward to New Year's Eve in Aruba 👌
 
Last question before u get annoyed with me😂

Who’s it bookable with
Norse
Tui
P&O


Final post on this hopefully 🙏

Jerry is correct everything is through P&O not the airline

Just had an email from P&O cutting through the blurb it's saying flights will be either TUI or Norse and will be notified who with along with actual flight times nearer departure in the normal way.

By the way don't forget TUI also operate other flights (two weekly from memory) to Bridgetown in the winter for their own holidays.

Edit.

Just seen your last post.

All flights/holidays ARE on sale up to and including 2027 bookable on the P&O website or through any travel agent. You are notified exact timings and airline nearer actual booked departure date. There aren't any extra holidays just a change of carrier in a few cases ie only BHX.
Norse already operate out of Manchester and Gatwick for P&O.
The two ships have a finate capacity.
 
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