Flying to London has just got a whole lot easier

London is calling and Norse Atlantic Airways is answering with four new US routes from London Gatwick Airport (LGW). The airlines’ new routes will make cross-pond travel easier providing more options for tea drinkers. 

The Norwegian airline, established in 2021, operates long-haul flights between Europe and North America using only Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft and offers economy and premium cabin options at low-cost fares.

Norse Atlantic will launch flights from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, and Boston to London’s Gatwick Airport this summer. The recently added routes complement the airline’s already announced flights to London from New York, Orlando, and Fort Lauderdale, scheduled to take off this coming May.

How frequent are flights to London from these new cities? 

• Washington DC routes begin June 1, with 6 weekly flights
• Los Angeles routes begin June 30, with daily flights
• San Francisco routes begin July 1, with 3 weekly flights 
• Boston routes begin September 2, with 5 weekly flights 

Flights will start at just $159 one-way from Boston, $185 one-way from San Francisco, $195 one-way from Washington DC, and $199 one-way from Los Angeles. So if you’ve long dreamed of visiting The Old Smoke, here’s your chance to do it and stay on budget.