Go to Norwegian – www.norwegian.com

Norwegian Air is Scandinavia's largest low-cost airline. Norwegian offer domestic flights in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark and flights between Scandinavia and the rest of Europe.

Recently Norwegian has opened a base at London Gatwick airport offering the UK flights to the Canary islands, Mediterranean and Scandinavia.

Norwegian will commence low-cost flights between Scandinavia and the US and between Scandinavia and Thailand in the fall of 2013.

Norwegian offer two fare classes: LowFare and Flex.

To book tickets on Norwegian, check prices and flight schedules, please visit the Norwegian web site.

Cheap Flights with Norwegian

Here are the countries and destinations which Norwegian fly to. You'll find information on available routes on each destination's page.

Norwegian is agressively expanding their route network and the airline now have bases in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, the UK and Spain operating routes to southern Europe and most other European countries.

► Booking tickets

Tickets can be booked and paid for on Norwegian's web site.

Tickets can also be bought by calling Norwegian and through many travel agencies.

A reserved seat and up to two checked in luggage items can be bought as additional services during booking.

► Finding low priced flights on Norwegian

Finding the best priced tickets on Norwegian is easy using the low fare calendar on Norwegian's web site. Here you will see the lowest available ticket prices per day for a month at a time and can select flights and proceed to booking.

If you do not pay for a reserved seat, you will be able to chose among the free seats if checking in using a self-service kiosk.

Pay with a debit card to avoid the Norwegian credit card payment fee.

► Rebooking, change of name and cancelling tickets

Flex tickets can be rebooked and cancelled for free.

LowFare tickets can be cancelled with a full refund until 4 hours after purchase.

If you make an error while booking a LowFare ticket, call Norwegian within 24 hours to cancel the ticket and book a new ticket. The cancelled ticket will be fully refunded provided that a new ticket is booked at the same time.

LowFare tickets can be rebooked, the route can be changed, and the name on the ticket can be changed. There is a fee to be paid for all changes and you must pay any difference in fare between your original ticket and the new ticket.

Cancelled or unused LowFare tickets are not refunded. You can apply to have taxes refunded, but a processing fee will be deducted from the returned amount.

► Norwegian baggage rules

Norwegian charges a fee for each checked in baggage item. Each piece of your checked in baggage must not weigh more than 20 kg. There is a per kg fee for any baggage beyond this limit.

There is a limit of at most two checked baggage items.

You can reserve space for luggage to be checked in on-line until 25 hours before departure. Booking space for luggage at the airport is more expensive than doing so on-line.

You can bring one item of hand luggage into the cabin. The maximum weight for this item is 10 kg and the dimensions of the bag should not exceed 55 x 40 x 23 cm.

More about Norwegian checked baggage rules.

► Checking in for your flight

Norwegian offer airport check-in only, either by using self-service kiosks or check-in counters.

If you are travelling with hand luggage only and from a Nordic country to a European destination except for the UK, you may proceed directly to gate without checking in. You need to bring a print out of your travel documents or an SMS-ticket on your mobile phone.

More information on Norwegian check in procedures.

► More about Norwegian

Norwegian offer free wireless Internet in many of their newer planes.

An overview of the various fees charged by Norwegian.

The full company name of Norwegian is Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA. The Airline is usually referred to as Norwegian or Norwegian Air.

Norwegian fly Boeing 737 airplanes and is currently upgrading their fleet to Boeing 737-800 planes.

Norwegian has placed orders for Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircrafts which will be used for their new routes to the US and Thailand.

Norwegian bought Swedish low cost airline FlyNordic from Finnair in April 2007.

► Disclaimer

For full and up-to-date information on rules and regulations for travellers on Norwegian flights, please consult the airlines web site.

Information last updated 14.04.2013.