Norse Atlantic Airways will increase flights on its Thailand routes in the winter schedule in response to growing travel demand to Southeast Asia.
In addition to newly launching the London/Gatwick–Phuket route with 3 round trips per week, the airline will increase the Manchester–Bangkok/Suvarnabhumi route to 4 round trips per week from December.
The Oslo and Stockholm/Arlanda–Bangkok/Suvarnabhumi routes will be increased to 5 round trips per week, and the Oslo and Stockholm/Arlanda–Phuket routes to 2 round trips per week. Furthermore, the London/Gatwick–Bangkok/Suvarnabhumi and Cape Town routes will be expanded to operate throughout the entire winter schedule.
For Norse Atlantic Airways, Thailand is one of the most popular destinations. The airline decided to increase flights in response to rising demand. IndiGo, which had been leasing aircraft from Norse Atlantic Airways, has announced that it will return one aircraft, and had revealed its intention to deploy it on routes connecting Europe and Thailand.
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