Norwegian is investing in the Italian market and introducing new Milan Bergamo and Bari routes in 2024.
Milan Bergamo and Bari are the new spearhead
The Copenhagen-Milan Bergamo route will commence operations at Orobic airport on 31 March, 2024, with four weekly frequencies (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday). Then, starting from 18 May flights will connect Stavanger in south-western Norway to Bergamo on Wednesdays and Saturdays, up to 30 September, 2024. Furthermore, from 2 June, the capital of Finland, Helsinki, will also be linked to Bergamo, with three weekly flights (Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday). These new additions complement the resumption of flights from Tromso on January 16 and those from Oslo and Bergen starting on 28 March, 2024.
“Norway is a rapidly expanding market”
“The announcement of Norwegian Air Shuttle's new routes boosts the airline's presence at Milan Bergamo airport and confirms the growing interest in the routes that connect northern Europe and, in particular, Norway, which is a rapidly expanding market,” said Emilio Bellingardi, general manager of Sacbo, and Giacomo Cattaneo, aviation commercial director.
Three Scandinavian countries linked to Bari
Norwegian, in a noteworthy development for Bari, just one year after its debut in Puglia with the connection from Oslo, is relaunching with two new routes from Stockholm and Copenhagen. These mean that three Scandinavian countries will be directly connected to the Apulian capital by the carrier. From 4 May to mid-November, the weekly flight between Bari and Stockholm will be operational on Saturdays, and from 22 June, the bi-weekly flight from Copenhagen (Wednesday and Saturday) will be added. The Oslo route will operate on Thursdays and Saturdays.
Boosting inbound and outbound traffic
“With these new routes, we are ready to see an increase in demand towards Norwegian destinations in the next summer season. We look forward to welcoming customers on board our aircraft and having them travel to beautiful Bergamo, as well as transporting Italian passengers to Copenhagen, Helsinki, and Stavanger,- said Magnus Thome Maursund, CCO of Norwegian. -Likewise, we aim to encourage both incoming by having Apulians fly to Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Oslo, and outgoing to Bari and Puglia.”
