Norwegian welcomes Tampa Bay to its ever-growing U.S. network
Staff Writer |
Norwegian announced it will add Tampa International Airport to its ever-growing United States route network.
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Twice weekly service to London Gatwick will launch on October 31, 2018, and operate Wednesdays and Saturdays. Launch fares will start as low as $214.90 one-way in Economy, and from $604.90 in Premium, both fares including taxes.
The new Tampa Bay route further deepens Norwegian’s commitment to Florida, following three route announcements for the Sunshine State earlier this month: Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to Madrid and Rome; and Orlando International Airport to Stockholm Arlanda Airport. All routes are launching at the end of October.
Norwegian already operates more routes between Florida and Europe than any other airline, and passengers now have 14 route options from three airports across the Sunshine State to Barcelona, Copenhagen, London, Madrid, Oslo, Paris, Rome and Stockholm.
Additionally, Norwegian offers seasonal service from Fort Lauderdale to the French Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique.
Norwegian operates one of the world’s youngest fleets, and the new route will be operated by a brand-new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, offering a Premium and Economy cabin.
Premium includes a dedicated check-in counter, fast track security, lounge access at selected airports, large and wide recliner seats with more legroom than any airline’s premium economy, all meals and drinks, as well additional checked-in luggage and CashPoints.
All fares are now available for sale on Norwegian’s website, Norwegian.com/us.
Additionally, the website’s Low fare calendar displays the lowest available fares to all of Norwegian’s destinations.
Passengers on all of Norwegian’s routes are eligible to join Norwegian Reward, the airline’s loyalty program and can earn CashPoints every time they fly, stay at a hotel or rent a car.
Earlier this year, Norwegian Reward was named Program of the Year Europe and Africa for the second consecutive year. ■