Norse Atlantic to operate UK to Antigua flights
Norse Atlantic has recently revealed an exciting new partnership with P&O Cruises, marking the launch of a fly cruise collaboration.
This venture will involve the carrier operating charter services from the UK to Antigua and Barbados during the upcoming winter season.
Commencing from November 2024 to March 2025, weekly Friday flights from Manchester to Barbados and weekly Saturday flights from Gatwick and Manchester will be available, alternating between Antigua and Barbados.
In a significant development, Norse Atlantic put its 2024-25 winter season flights on sale in December, including routes from London to Bridgetown in Barbados and Montego Bay in Jamaica.
However, the airline’s spokesperson has confirmed that Norse will not be operating flights to the Caribbean on its own network this winter, with only the charter services detailed above being offered.
P&O Cruises president Paul Ludlow expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing that it enables them to provide a tailored in-flight experience that upholds the high standards their guests expect from a holiday with P&O Cruises.
Furthermore, Norse Atlantic Airways CEO and Founder, Bjorn Tore Larsen, conveyed his excitement about the collaboration, emphasizing the shared commitment to delivering exceptional travel experiences.
He highlighted the superior quality of their modern aircraft and product, which aims to offer passengers a memorable and comfortable journey.
Larsen also expressed the airline’s eagerness to welcome P&O passengers throughout the upcoming season and contribute to the success of their Caribbean vacation.

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