Norse Atlantic to operate UK to Antigua flights

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Norse Atlantic has recently revealed a new partnership with P&O Cruises for fly cruise services.

This collaboration will involve charter flights from the UK to Antigua and Barbados throughout the winter season of 2024-2025.

The flights will operate on a weekly basis, with services from Manchester to Barbados on Fridays, and alternating between Antigua and Barbados from Gatwick and Manchester on Saturdays.

In addition, Norse Atlantic has put its 2024-2025 winter season flights on sale, including routes from London to Bridgetown in Barbados, and Montego Bay in Jamaica.

Norse Atlantic had initially planned to operate its own flights to the Caribbean this winter, but the airline has confirmed that it will now solely focus on the charter services mentioned above.

P&O Cruises president, Paul Ludlow, expressed excitement about the new partnership, highlighting that it will allow them to offer a tailored in-flight experience that aligns with the high standards expected by their guests.

Norse Atlantic Airways CEO and Founder, Bjorn Tore Larsen, also shared his enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasizing their joint dedication to providing exceptional travel experiences.

In addition to the Caribbean services, Norse Atlantic is set to launch its first flights from the UK to South Africa, with a three-times-weekly service between Gatwick and Cape Town commencing on 28th October.

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