
In total, the company is launching 40 new routes from the Nordic region for the summer season 2024. Nine new routes are being launched from Sweden and they will operate from Stockholm, Gothenburg, Stockholm Skavsta and Växjö. New routes are also being launched from Denmark, Norway, Finland, Germany and Latvia.
During the summer half of 2024, both leisure and business travelers will be offered even more destinations, and in total over 332 routes to over 123 destinations will be offered. Bari and Billund will be launched from Stockholm Arlanda, London, Nice, Palma and Pristina will be launched from Gothenburg Landvetter. Palma will be launched from Stockholm Skavsta Airport and Alicante and Palma will be launched from Växjö Småland Airport. This means that next summer Norwegian will operate 64 routes in Sweden to 51 destinations.
For travelers flying from Copenhagen, Milan, Bilbao, Bari, Basel, Tivat, Toulouse, Valencia, Wroclaw and Zadar are being launched.
–New routes are always exciting and this year we are very pleased to be able to launch several new routes from Gothenburg but also new routes from Stockholm, Stockholm Skavsta and Växjö. Our destinations are of great interest to our customers and we hope that the new routes are well received and inspire new destinations. Next summer we will fly a total of 332 routes to 123 destinations in Europe, says Magnus Thome Maursund, Commercial Director at Norwegian.
Norwegian is launching routes from all over the Nordic region, both from the main airports and from several regional airports. In spring 2024, Norwegian will open a base in Latvia and establish two new routes from the capital Riga to Corfu and Tivat. From the bases in Malaga and Alicante, Norwegian will establish direct flights to Munich.
–The new destinations make it possible to travel to new and exciting destinations in Europe and we look forward to welcoming customers on board to both well-known and new destinations next summer. Our job is to ensure that customers get where they need to go, when they need to go and that they have the most comfortable journey possible, continues Magnus Thome Maursund.
Norwegian is in the top tier in Europe for punctuality and was once again named Europe's most punctual airline last week. Norwegian is well positioned in the market with an attractive route offering, a modern fleet of aircraft and high confidence among travelers.
With the new and reopened routes, Norwegian offers a summer program of a total of 332 routes to 123 destinations. The company will have a fleet of 90 aircraft. The new routes are bookable from Tuesday, November 14 at www.norwegian.com.

NEW LINES SUMMER HALF OF 2024
Sweden
From Stockholm Arlanda Airport
Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) – Bari (BRI): One departure per week starting May 4, 2024
Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) – Billund (BLL): Two departures per week starting June 19, 2024 (high summer route)
From Gothenburg Landvetter Airport
Gothenburg Landvetter (GOT) – London (LGW): Four departures per week starting May 2, 2024 (three departures per week during high summer)
Gothenburg Landvetter (GOT) – Nice (NCE): Two departures per week starting May 3, 2024
Gothenburg Landvetter (GOT) – Palma/Mallorca (PMI): Three departures per week starting April 6, 2024
Gothenburg Landvetter (GOT) – Pristina (PRN): One departure per week starting June 14, 2024 (high summer route)
From Stockholm Skavsta Airport
Stockholm Skavsta (NYO) – Palma/Mallorca (PMI): Three departures per week starting May 1, 2024
Vaxjo Småland Airport
Växjö Småland (VXO) – Alicante (ALC): Two departures per week starting May 2, 2024
Växjö Småland (VXO) – Palma/Mallorca (PMI): One departure per week starting June 22, 2024 (high summer route)
Denmark
From Copenhagen Kastrup Airport, Milan/Bergamo, Bilbao, Bari, Basel, Tivat, Toulouse, Valencia, Wroclaw and Zadar are launched. From Aalborg, Norwegian is establishing a new route to Nice, from Aarhus, Malaga, Alicante and Palma are launched. From Billund, Malaga, Alicante, Palma and Stockholm are established
Norway
From Oslo Gardermoen Airport, Milas/Bodrum, Basel, Lyon, Montpellier, Wroclaw and Zadar will be launched. From Stavanger, Milan/Bergamo will be launched and from Sandefjord Torp, Barcelona and Palma will be launched.
Finland
Milan/Bergamo and Sofia are launched from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport.
During the summer program, most lines operate between April and October, but a number of lines only operate during the peak summer period.
According to the press release.







