Norwegian, the Scandinavian low cost carrier, launched three new routes from Poland to be started in Winter season. There will be new flights from Warsaw to Munich and Stavanger, as well as from…
Norwegian, the Scandinavian low cost carrier, launched three new routes from Poland to be started in Winter season. There will be new flights from Warsaw to Munich and Stavanger, as well as from Szczecin to Oslo.
The route from Warsaw to Munich will start from the 29th of October, from Warsaw to Stavanger on 31st of October and from Szczecin to Oslo on 30th of October. he new routes will supplement already existing routes from Warsaw to Oslo, Bergen, Birmingham, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Rome, Athens, Malaga and Alicante, from Krakow to Oslo and Stockholm as well as from Gdansk to Oslo.
Additionally, due to growing interest in flights between Warsaw and Copenhagen, from 31st August Norwegian will offer daily connections on this route.
Speaking at a press conference in Warsaw, Norwegian’s Air Shuttle Poland General Manager, Jaroslaw Swecki said: “We are very satisfied with the expansion of our airline on the Polish market so far. Responding to growing demand from our customers we have decided to launch these three new routes and increase frequency of flights on Warsaw – Copenhagen connection. We believe that the new routes will be very well received.”
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