On July 5 Norse Atlantic Airways inaugurated its flights between Oslo (OSL) and Orlando (MCO) with four weekly flights. This is the second destination of the company from the state of Florida, in addition to its services to Fort Lauderdale (FLL).
Flight NO 81 was operated by a Boeing 787 registered with the registration LN-FNC and christened «Everglades», the aircraft took off from Gardermoen Airport (OSL) at 10:25 local time and landed at Orlando International Airport (MCO) at 13:35.
«From the Big Apple to the sunny beaches of Fort Lauderdale, and now to the Theme Park Capital of the World, Norse Atlantic Airways is delivering on our promise to offer affordable value and a quality travel experience for all. This marks a proud moment for all of us at Norse, as we now look ahead to growing our network for the benefit of customers, businesses, and local economies.» said Bjorn Tore Larsen, CEO of Norse Atlantic Airways.
Flight Itinerary
Oslo (OSL) – Orlando (MCO)
- Flight NO 81 OSL 10:00 – MCO 13:45 Tuesday.
- Flight NO 81 OSL 11:50 – MCO 15:35 Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
Orlando (MCO) – Oslo (OSL)
- Flight NO 82 MCO 17:30 – OSL 08:25+1 Tuesday.
- Flight NO 82 MCO 18:05 – OSL 09:00+1 Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
The service will be operated on Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft with a capacity of 338 seats in two classes (56 Premium Economy/282 Economy). Promotional fares are available starting at USD 149 each way.
According to data obtained by Aviacionline through Avinor indicates that 29,000 passengers were mobilized in 2017 between Oslo (OSL) and Orlando (MCO). Norse Atlantic will be the only low-cost carrier to offer long-haul services at MCO, plus the airline increased with daily flights its services between the Norwegian capital and New York (JFK).
«The Scandinavian traditions of Vikings and ships are just one part of the rich cultural heritage of Oslo, Norway, and with today’s launch of new service to this ancient land and beyond, Norse Atlantic Airways has helped open the door to more cultural and economic opportunities for Central Florida. residents and businesses,» says Kevin Thibault, Executive Director of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority.
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