Norwegian Sale: Nonstop Flights to Europe From $232 Round-Trip
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We’ve seen plenty of cheap flights to Europe during the winter months, even on full-service carriers. However, many of those deals require a connection to get the low price. If nonstops are more your thing, Norwegian’s still running its New Year Sale, which is offering plenty of direct flights to Europe over the next couple of months.
Flights to most of Norwegian’s destinations appear to be on sale, so head to carrier’s site and use their low-fare calendar to search for the cheapest dates from your preferred origin city. Nonstop flights to Paris (CDG), Dublin (DUB) and Rome (FCO) seem to be the cheapest.
Remember that Norwegian is a budget carrier (although many TPG staff members are fans), so you’ll have to pay for a checked bag and to select your seat. However, this is similar to other full-service carriers’ transatlantic basic economy fares that impose the same ancillary fees.
Airlines: Norwegian
Routes: JFK/EWR/FLL/BOS/ORD/PVD/OAK/SFO/SWF/MCO and more to AMS/DUB/SNN/CDG/LGW/FCO/CPH/ARN
Cost: $232+ round-trip
Travel Dates: January through April for the lowest fares
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Here are a few examples of what you can book:
Providence (PVD) to Dublin (DUB) for $232 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
New York Stewart (SWF) to Dublin (DUB) for $244 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
New York Stewart (SWF) to Bergen (BGO) for $264 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
Boston (BOS) to Paris (CDG) for $289 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
Newark (EWR) to Rome (FCO) for $299 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
New York (JFK) to Stockholm (ARN) for $312 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
New York (JFK) to Amsterdam (AMS) for $319 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
Chicago (ORD) to London (LGW) for $325 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Paris (CDG) for $359 round-trip nonstop on Norwegian:
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