Norwegian announces new Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights to Brazil

Norwegian has just introduced a new flight route to Rio de Janeiro from London. This new route to Brazil enhances its already existing services in South America –Norwegian has daily flights between London and Buenos Aires, and also has domestic flight operations within Argentina.

The airline today has kick-started its new flight operations to Rio de Janeiro from London with fares starting from as low as pound 169.90 one- way economy and pound 449 one-way in Premium economy. With the introduction of new non-stop flights between London and Rio de Janeiro, Norwegian breaks the current monopoly of non-stop flights between these two destinations. The passengers in Europe can now take advantage of the low-cost air fares to reach Brazil. All passengers flying to Brazil can travel in the comfort of Norwegian’s brand new Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights.

Apart from this new flight route to Brazil from London, Norwegian has also introduced 2 new flights routes to Miami and San Francisco from London on March 29. The airline has also recommenced its summer flights to Seattle, Washington. Norwegian currently serves more destinations to the US than any other airline.

Norwegian has now its presence in South America and also United States. All its outbound flights to South America originate from London Gatwick Airport. Norwegian currently has 14 long-haul flight operations to 12 different US destinations and 2 routes to South America- Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro from London.

In the United States, Norwegian will operate non-stop flights to Europe from John C Munro Hamilton International Airport, Miami International Airport (MIA) and San Francisco International Airport (SFO)

Norwegian offers best transatlantic low fares, free wi-fi and award winning loyalty program-Norwegian Reward for its passengers.

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