Norwegian continues to develop its route network and today launches direct flights to Milan and Hamburg from Stockholm Arlanda and to Tirana from Gothenburg Landvetter. The new routes will operate during the summer half of 2026 but can be booked already today.

– We look forward to welcoming travelers on board to the new destinations that will start up during the summer program 2026. It is gratifying to be able to continue launching new destinations and thus be able to offer a large, broad and varied line selection. In Sweden, Norwegian will operate over 60 routes to over 50 destinations next summer, says Norwegian's Director of Communications Charlotte Holmbergh.

Norwegian is also launching new routes in both Denmark and Norway. From Copenhagen, a new direct route is being launched to Cluj in Romania. From Oslo, Palermo in Italy and Tangier in Morocco are being launched. From Bergen, direct flights are being launched to Palanga in Lithuania and Riga in Latvia.

At the beginning of September, the so-called basic program for the summer season 2026 was released, which means that it is possible to book flight tickets to over 120 destinations in 38 countries. Norwegian operates a summer and a winter program that changes twice a year, at the end of October and the end of March respectively.

About the new lines:
Stockholm Arlanda – Milan will start on May 13, 2026 and will be operated four times a week.
Stockholm Arlanda – Hamburg will start on May 13, 2026 and will be operated four times a week.
Gothenburg Landvetter – Tirana starts on June 19 and will operate once a week.
Copenhagen – Cluj starts on June 28 and will be operated twice a week.
Oslo Gardermoen – Palermo starts on June 20 and operates twice a week.
Oslo Gardermoen – Tangier starts on June 22 and operates once a week.
Bergen – Riga starts on March 31 and operates twice a week.
Bergen – Palanga starts on March 31 and will operate twice a week.