Norwegian is returning to Italy with the addition of seven new routes for the summer of 2023, bringing the total number of direct routes to 29 operating on 12 airports.
“We expect last year’s positive trend to continue in 2023”
During next summer the company will operate over 5,000 flights in Italy, with over 900,000 seats available.
"The summer season that has just ended has demonstrated that there is a strong desire to travel to and from the Nordic countries, and we expect this trend to continue in 2023," says Magnus Maursund, group director for network, pricing, and optimization at Norwegian. "We are now well prepared to meet the expected increase in flight demand."
A fleet of around 85 aircraft against the 69 of summer 2022
The news for the Italian network therefore foresees, from Oslo to Bari two weekly flights from 22 June until 6 August; two weekly flights to Bologna from 22 June until October and two weekly flights to Milan Bergamo from 22 June, all year round.
From Bergen Airport flights will depart for Milan Bergamo twice weekly from 30 April until October. From Copenhagen Airport there will be two weekly flights to Bologna from 22 June throughout the summer; two weekly from Naples from 24 June throughout the summer and two weekly from Palermo from 23 June, only for the summer high season until 6 August.
Many routes have been confirmed for summer 2023
All remaining routes have been confirmed, including four from Rome Fiumicino to Oslo, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Stockholm; four from Pisa to Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Helsinki; and four from Venice to Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Helsinki. Olbia has three routes to Oslo, Copenhagen, and Stockholm, and Catania has three routes to Oslo, Copenhagen, and Stockholm. Finally, there are routes from Milan Malpensa to Oslo and Verona to Oslo.
