Direct flights with Norwegian Air Shuttle - See all destinations
Norwegian Air Shuttle (IATA: DY) is Norway’s largest low-cost carrier. Its focus is a short-haul network across the Nordics and Europe. Since 2021, it no longer flies long-haul, instead dominating the low-cost domestic and intra-Scandinavian market and serving important business and leisure routes to Europe. In total, Norwegian Air flies to over 105 destinations.
Norwegian Air Shuttle was founded in 2002 and is today among the top 10 largest airlines in Europe. It’s one of the largest low-cost airlines in the continent, too.
It operates flights to more than 100 destinations in 35+ countries with a fleet of around 85 aircraft. It emphasizes key short-haul routes throughout the year, plus additional seasonal leisure flights from its bases in Scandinavia.
You can use the filter tool below to find all direct flights operated by Norwegian Air. Select your departure airport, for example, Oslo Gardermoen (OSL), Stockholm Arlanda (ARN), or Copenhagen (CPH), to view all non-stop Norwegian flights. You can also filter by region, country, or continent and sort by flight duration, frequency, or aircraft type.
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Hubs and operating bases
Operating under a point-to-point flights model, Norwegian does not have hubs like full-service airlines, instead utilizing a network of operating bases.
Norwegian Air’s most important bases are the three capital airports of Scandinavia:
Oslo Gardermoen (OSL): The Norwegian capital is the airline’s primary hub for both regional and seasonal European flights. It is the starting point for over half of all the airline’s flights.
Stockholm Arlanda (ARN): A major gateway for low-cost flights from Sweden to Europe.
Copenhagen (CPH): Norwegian Air’s Danish base.
These three airports see the largest number of flights, together accounting for over two-thirds of all unique routes.
In addition, Bergen (BGO), Helsinki (HEL), and Riga (RIX) are three other bases in the region that Norwegian Air Shuttle maintains throughout the year.
Málaga (AGP) and Alicante (ALC) are also year-round bases with consistent vacation traffic, whereas Barcelona (BCN), Las Palmas, Gran Canaria (LPA), and Palma de Mallorca (PMI) are seasonal bases that operate during the summer months.
Direct flights within Scandinavia with Norwegian Air Shuttle
The Nordics form Norwegian Air’s backbone year-round service. The airline provides short-haul direct flights between many intra-Nordic city pairs.
The most popular ones include:
Oslo Gardermoen (OSL) - Bergen (BGO): Norway’s busiest domestic route with up to 15 daily round-trips.
Oslo Gardermoen (OSL) - Trondheim (TRD): Another major intra-Norway link with frequent daily service
Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) - Oslo Gardermoen (OSL): High-density trunk route with numerous departures daily.
Copenhagen (CPH) - Oslo Gardermoen (OSL): Links Scandinavia’s urban centers frequently.
Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) - Copenhagen (CPH): Regular flights across the Nordic capitals.
U.S. service status
Norwegian no longer operates transatlantic flights. It discontinued all long-haul routes by early 2021 and now focuses exclusively on its Scandinavian and European networks.
Norwegian Air’s direct flights within Europe
Norwegian serves direct flights to some of Europe’s largest airports from its bases in Scandinavia.
Popular routes include:
Bergen (BGO) - London Gatwick (LGW): 15 weekly flights on a route unique to Norwegian Air.
Oslo (OSL) - Berlin (BER): Norwegian operates 2 flights daily to the German capital.
Oslo (OSL) - Paris (CDG): One of the airline’s busiest intra-Europe flights with 3 flights every day.
Oslo (OSL) - Milan Malpensa (MXP): Norwegian offers twelve flights per week to Milan’s largest airport.
Direct flights to holiday destinations
Norwegian Air Shuttle’s strong suit is direct flights to holiday seaside destinations in Europe and North Africa.
Here are some destinations that Norwegian tourists love:
Oslo (OSL) - Marrakech (RAK): 2-3 flights per week, year-round, to one of the most popular cities in Morocco.
Trondheim (TRD) - Las Palmas (LPA): Fly direct to one of the Canary Islands’ capitals from 5 Norwegian airports, also including Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, and Sandefjord.
Oslo (OSL) - Hurghada (HRG): A seasonal weekly flight to the Egyptian resort town.
Oslo (OSL) - Lanzarote (ACE): 1-2 flights weekly to a smaller airport in the Canary Islands.
Oslo (OSL) - Rhodes (RHO): 4 weekly flights in the high season to the famous Dodecanese Greek island.
Norwegian Air Shuttle normally adds new destinations in the summer to meet popular demand and increases frequency during the summer season.
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