Norwegian is set to enhance its route network at Stockholm Arlanda Airport with four new direct destinations ahead of summer 2025.
The airline will introduce routes to Bucharest, Porto, Lyon, and Bilbao, with Bilbao marking a brand-new addition to their network.
Each of these routes will be operated twice weekly, expanding travel options for passengers. They will provide further flexibility for travelers across the Nordic region.
Capitalizing on Strong International Demand
Elizabeth Axtelius, Director of Aviation Business at Swedavia, highlighted the significance of these new routes. “Norwegian’s expansion demonstrates the continued strong demand for international travel from the Swedish market,” she explained.
Swedavia’s mission to increase connectivity and facilitate travel for business, leisure, and family visits is further supported by Norwegian’s extensive network.
Magnus Thome Maursund, Norwegian’s commercial director, expressed excitement about the new destinations. “The summer holiday is something everyone anticipates. We’re thrilled to offer new and exciting travel options across the Nordic region,” he said.
Recognizing that many travelers plan and book early, Norwegian is providing more choices for summer travel. It caters to the growing desire for diverse and accessible European destinations.
Launch Dates for New Routes
The new routes will launch at specific dates in 2025:
- Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) to Bucharest (OTP): Thursdays and Saturdays, starting May 1st
- Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) to Porto (OPO): Wednesdays and Saturdays, beginning June 4th
- Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) to Lyon (LYS): Mondays and Fridays, starting June 13th
- Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) to Bilbao (BIO): Tuesdays and Saturdays, commencing June 14th
This strategic expansion reflects Norwegian’s commitment to providing comprehensive and convenient travel options. By introducing these new routes, the airline will meets the growing demand for international travel. It also supports regional connectivity and tourism development.
Norwegian to Date
The airline is presently one of the Nordic region’s largest airlines and a leading European low-cost carrier. Norwegian has carried over 300 million passengers since its founding in 2002. The airline’s core mission remains offering affordable tickets and enhanced travel freedom, making international travel more accessible to a broader range of passengers.
Sustainability is a key focus for Norwegian, with an ambitious goal to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 45 percent by 2030.
The airline is pursuing this target through fleet renewal, promotion of renewable aviation fuels, waste reduction and recycling, and implementing advanced technologies like weather and wind data optimization to improve flight efficiency.
Norwegian continues to position itself as not just a travel provider, but as a forward-thinking airline committed to making travel more accessible and environmentally responsible. By balancing customer needs with ecological considerations, the airline is setting a new standard in the aviation industry.
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