Norse Atlantic Expands Asian Reach with New Bangkok Service

[snoop1130]

Picture courtesy of Cision News

 

Norse Atlantic Airways is set to launch an exciting new direct route between London Gatwick and Bangkok, offering passengers an affordable escape to warmth and adventure. This new service is scheduled to begin on Sunday, 26 October 2025, operating up to four times a week with return fares starting at a competitive £295, inclusive of taxes.

 

The launch of the Bangkok route comes as the airline announces the end of its London Gatwick-Miami service, concluding with a final flight on 25 October 2025 due to low demand. Bjørn Tore Larsen, CEO and Founder, expressed the airline's excitement about the new Asian route, emphasising its popularity among travellers and commitment to cost-effective, comfortable travel.

 

In a move reflecting its strategic emphasis on the Asian market, Norse Atlantic will also double its flight frequencies from Stockholm Arlanda and Oslo to Bangkok by December 2025. This expansion builds on their existing services out of London Gatwick, which connects to destinations in the US and South Africa.

 

 

Additionally, starting March 2025, Norse Atlantic will enter a wet lease arrangement with India’s IndiGo airline for long-haul operations. This highlights Norse Atlantic’s growth in third-party flying, encompassing aircraft leasing, crew, and maintenance services.

 

With these developments, Norse Atlantic Airways is poised to offer increased travel options and competitive pricing, promising enhanced value for passengers seeking new horizons, reported The Thaiger.

 

-- 2025-02-24

 

 

[Tropicalevo]

Whilst that price is probably a limited opening offer, there should be quite a few takers.

[soi3eddie]

Just did a test booking for November 2025. Return in economy classic was just £499. Pretty good fare (and sensible departure/arrival times too). Even cheaper if not taking any checked baggage. Brace for the influx of "quality tourists" 🙂 Flights are only 3 days per week as presently available. Thats still about 1,000 passengers per week. 

 

[Harrisfan]

I like the one on the right.

[Nick Carter icp]

Was looking with flying with them last year , but KLM were cheaper .

Also heard Norse were in a lot of debt and could go bankrupt soon

[Nid_Noi]

11 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Was looking with flying with them last year , but KLM were cheaper .

Also heard Norse were in a lot of debt and could go bankrupt soon

https://simpleflying.com/norse-atlantic-lost-3500-per-flight-peak-summer/#:~:text=The picture is horrendous.,was during the peak summer.
 

Yes it may be out of business before the next high season for the S.E Asian market.

So buyers beware.

[Chivas]

On 2/24/2025 at 2:56 PM, soi3eddie said:

Just did a test booking for November 2025. Return in economy classic was just £499. Pretty good fare (and sensible departure/arrival times too). Even cheaper if not taking any checked baggage. Brace for the influx of "quality tourists" 🙂 Flights are only 3 days per week as presently available. Thats still about 1,000 passengers per week. 

 

 

i've just gone their own website quite bizarre

Nothing comes up for Gatwick Bangkok but up cme air china china eastern and a host of others

No matter what dates I put in for November nothing came up

[Chivas]

Ok got one way this time it has come up 13 November

 

Wait for it in screenshot

 

Immediate Red card lol

 

One way....

 

 

 

 

[treetops]

8 hours ago, Chivas said:

Immediate Red card lol

 

Norse don't fly on Thursdays from LGW.

 

[Chivas]

9 hours ago, treetops said:

 

Norse don't fly on Thursdays from LGW.

 

 

I'm scratching my head here lol

Clearly they do (or will)

The screenshot clearly says so. It couldnt be more clearer !

 

Thats a one way price outbound.....its likely highly priced because of pax loads already booked

[treetops]

16 hours ago, Chivas said:

I'm scratching my head here lol

Clearly they do (or will)

The screenshot clearly says so. It couldnt be more clearer !

 

Thats a one way price outbound.....its likely highly priced because of pax loads already booked

 

Quit scratching your head and start using it.

 

Look at the bit I circled in red on your screenshot when I re-posted it.  It couldn't be clearer and says "British Airways".

 

The 21:25 departure is the BA timing.  Norse will depart LGW at 16:00.

[Chivas]

On 3/19/2025 at 3:34 PM, treetops said:

 

Quit scratching your head and start using it.

 

Look at the bit I circled in red on your screenshot when I re-posted it.  It couldn't be clearer and says "British Airways".

 

The 21:25 departure is the BA timing.  Norse will depart LGW at 16:00.

 

and you're not listening and you can circle what you want

 

I repeat I was on the NORSE website not Skyscanner or any others agents for that matter

Can only assume they are setiing up Codeshare for whatever reason

 

I'll reverse your accusation

 

I go on British Aiways own website,,,,now am I expected to view Norse airlines !!   Of course not

[SMIAI]

@Chivas

 

It's for British Airways. Stop arguing senselessly when the evidence is before your eyes.

Your screenshot is not from the Norse Atlantic Airways website. I don't know why you would try to mislead that it did.

 

 

if you go to https://flynorse.com/en-GB/book/flights you will find their flight leaves at 1600 hrs from LGW and 1230 hrs from BKK.

I found flights from the 26th of October. Cheaper O/W flights in November and December. From £331. Other way, from £298.

[HauptmannUK]

Have travelled with Norse on a route to the US I wouldn't fly with them for free! Dreadful service. Outbound flight was delayed by 8 hours - no information, food etc.  Return flight was cancelled 45 minutes before boarding time and was offered another flight 4 days later! No assistance Of any kind. Had to get another flight at great cost.