More Norwegian flights from Alicante

Only a few weeks remain until Alicante-Elche Airport’s peak season begins. a strong season that, like the one before it in 2024, is expected to break records. A considerable rise over last year’s numbers, 14.7 million seats have been scheduled thus far between March 31st and the end of October.

With around 818,000 passengers, Norwegians rank as the sixth-largest market for Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport, with traffic from Northern Europe increasing annually. Another important source of passengers for airlines is Sweden, which ranks seventh, and Denmark, which is farther away.

As a result, the airline that will handle 932,000 passengers in 2024 and rank fifth in terms of passenger volume at Alicante-Elche Airport is now prepared for the summer. a time when Norwegian Airlines expands its reach in a few of its locations and adds a new route.

The Norwegian airline will run a total of 18 routes to destinations in Northern Europe, with five aircraft located at its Alicante hub. The new route, which will feature two weekly flights on Tuesdays and Saturdays, to Riga, the capital of Latvia, is especially noteworthy. Norway, Denmark, and Germany are further locations.

Norwegian Destinations

Denmark : Aalborg, Aarhus, Billund and Copenhagen.

Finland : Helsinki.

Germany : Munich.

Latvia : Riga

Norway : Aalesund, Bergen, Haugesund, Oslo, Stavanger, Trondheim and Sandefjord/Torp.

Sweden : Arlanda/Stockholm, Gothenburg, Skavsta/Stockholm and Växjö.

Norwegian will operate flights from Alicante-Elche Airport to a total of 18 cities. Additionally, the airline is expanding the frequency of a number of links, such as those to Sweden’s Arlanda and Skavsta, Norway’s Bergen, Haugesund, and Aalesund.

With up to 18 weekly flights—and more than 20 during the summer—the route that connects Alicante with Oslo Airport will have the maximum frequencies, while the Stockholm Arlanda connection will see an increase to 14. There will be nine weekly flights to Bergen, another route with greater frequency.

Aalesund in Norway and Aarhus and Aalborg in Denmark, on the other hand, only have one weekly flight during the busiest time of year.