Norwegian Decides to Resume Flights After All – Serbia Included in Plans from July

Although it previously announced that its air services in Europe would only be resumed in 2021, Norwegian has decided to start flying again earlier – this July.

Since April, Norwegian has been maintaining only a few local lines within Norway, with eight aircraft. Now they are announcing the return of another 12 planes to the fleet and a resumption of flights to 76 destinations in Great Britain and Europe.

The new flight schedule features Belgrade as well, with the first flight, on the Belgrade-Oslo route, slated for July 4. The first new Belgrade-Stockholm flight is scheduled for September 4.

According to the announced flight schedule, in July and August, Norwegian will also operate the Oslo (Gardermoen, OSL) – Belgrade (BEG) line once a week, on Saturdays, whereas the usual schedule with three flights a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, will be reinstated in September.

Norwegian also intends to bring back its second Belgrade line, to Stockholm (Arlanda, ARN). Flights to the capital of Sweden would start in September, with one flight a week, on Friday.

From July 4, Norwegian will start operating the Oslo-Pristina route, whereas the Stockholm-Pristina line is to be resumed on September 1.

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