Norwegian opens new routes from Bergamo next summer to Copenhagen, Helsinki and Stavanger
Norwegian Air Shuttle has announced the opening of three new routes from Milan Bergamo Airport, scheduled in the 2024 summer schedule. The airline [...]
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Norwegian Air Shuttle has announced the opening of three new routes from Milan Bergamo Airport, scheduled in the 2024 summer schedule.
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The Scandinavian airline, which will start flights to Tromso from Jan. 16 and resume from March 28, 2024 those already operated in the summer of this year with Oslo e Bergen, will inaugurate on March 31 the route between Milan Bergamo and Copenhagen, which provides four weekly frequencies (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday).
From May 18, 2024, Norwegian Air Shuttle will fly to Stavanger, in southwestern Norway on Wednesdays and Saturdays until Sept. 30 next year. Finally, Starting June 2, a connection to Helsinki will be added, which will be served three times a week (Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday).
Flights between Milan Bergamo and destinations in Copenhagen and Helsinki Will be operational until the end of Summer 2024.
"The announcement of the new Norwegian Air Shuttle routes strengthens the airline's presence at Milan Bergamo Airport and confirms the growing interest in routes connecting northern Europe and in particular Norway, a market that is expanding rapidly," said Emilio Bellingardi, SACBO general manager, and Giacomo Cattaneo, SACBO aviation sales director. "It is comforting that Norwegian Air Shuttle has found at Milan Bergamo Airport the ideal conditions to promote the new connections, which will be operated with new generation aircraft thus meeting the requirements of efficiency and emission reductions.
"With these new routes, we are poised to see increased demand to Norwegian destinations in the upcoming summer season. We look forward to welcoming customers on board our aircraft and flying them to beautiful Bergamo, as well as transporting Italian passengers to Copenhagen, Helsinki and Stavanger," said Magnus Thome Maursund, Norwegian's Chief Commercial Officer.
