Norweigan Air announces a new Dublin-Canada route

Norweigan Air Announces New Highway Dublin-Canada

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Traveling To Another End Of The World Is has become a lot easier – especially to North America, as Norwegian Air has announced flights to the Dublin-Canada route from next summer.

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https://www.independent.ie/incoming Trips to the other side of the world have become much easier – especially in North America, as Norwegian Air has announced flights to Dublin – The Canada Highway will begin next summer.

The airline, an Irish subsidiary of the Norwegian Air Shuttle, will also restore its Cork-Boston service suspended in the autumn of this year.

Unveiling its plans for the summer of 2019, the airline claims it would increase the services of Cork, Dublin and Shannon Airport by a total of 37pc. There will now be a daily service from Dublin to Providence-Boston, as of March 31, 2019.

On top of that, Norwegian Air will begin flying for the first time from Dublin to Hamilton Airport in Canada. , about 80 km from Toronto

Flights from Dublin to Stewart Airport in New York will continue to operate twice daily.

The flight to the Big Apple will also be easier if you take the plane from Shannon Airport. flights from Shannon to New York from three to five. There will always be four weekly flights from Shannon to Providence-Boston

This daily service will also begin on March 31, 2019 and the lowest rates will start at $ 189.

Speaking of boost service, Thomas Ramdahl, of the airline The commercial director said that "the market presents a clear opportunity to deliver more high-quality flights for low fares", as there is a growing demand for two sides of the Atlantic.

Flights are now available for booking, and will be operational next spring.

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