Chicago £179.90 Florida £159.90 Las Vegas £179.90 LA £169.90 Boston £139.90 Denver £179.90 Austin £179.90 San Fran £159.90
Above applies to LGW departures.
12 comments
cdm22
5 Jul 17#1
These are the lowfare prices I am guessing so hand luggage only and no meals on board.
gidsterc to cdm22
5 Jul 17#2
Totally. 10kg Hand Baggage only (no checked luggage included), no seat reservation, and extra costs for changes.
grahamwill39
5 Jul 171#3
10kg for clothes is fine for a 7 day trip. Decent price
Bitbotbang
5 Jul 17#4
I wouldn't even bother, my brother was refused an ESTA for overstaying by just 6 hours! Norway is a better destination imo!
garethsmith72
5 Jul 17#5
the extra £45 for the luggage and food isn't that bad
stevenhp1987 to garethsmith72
5 Jul 17#7
That's each way... so £90 extra for luggage and food. If you are not travelling alone, that can easily add-up!
You should be able to go on hand-luggage for a week and pack sandwiches (buy water at the airport / bring empty bottles and fill them up at the airport)
scottishpunter
5 Jul 171#6
I would happily have a cheaper fare without food - its always terrible on a plane.
diktiomenos to scottishpunter
6 Jul 17#10
For domestic or intra-european flights (circa 3 hours or so), yes. But flying from Gatwick to the US west coast (e.g. LAX or SFO) takes a lot longer.
dabas
5 Jul 17#8
I flew with Norwegian from Gatwick to LA return in August 2014. Excellent flight and service and we paid about £450 each. Shame the plane looks like a dog's doo daa!
DonDraper
5 Jul 17#9
One Norwegian route to avoid for the next year is Gatwick to Fort Lauderdale. FLL is experiencing horrendous delays on arrivals until a new terminal is finished. Up to 5 hours from touchdown to leaving the terminal (!) according to SKYTRAX reviews.
scottishpunter
6 Jul 17#11
Yes, but nothing stopping you getting a couple of meal deals out of Boots before you get on the plane.
Tuscan915
28 Jul 17#12
Flew with Norwegian to New York, return from Boston last year. We had our outbound flights changed to Wamos Air (a Spanish company i believe), but this was hardly a bad thing. There was no in-flight entertainment (who doesn't have a phone/tablet nowadays?), but we did get free meals. I'm 6ft 14stone and the seats were a little tight, but you get what you pay for.
The return trip was with a Norwegian Dreamliner - the best plane I've flown on. We went for the lowfare price, and I just bought a sandwich in the airport before the flight for $6, this easily lasted me the whole night flight.
From my experience I'd recommend Norwegian to the states. My friend has flown to Norway and had a similarly great experience.
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Opening post
One way from:
Chicago £179.90
Florida £159.90
Las Vegas £179.90
LA £169.90
Boston £139.90
Denver £179.90
Austin £179.90
San Fran £159.90
Above applies to LGW departures.
12 comments
You should be able to go on hand-luggage for a week and pack sandwiches (buy water at the airport / bring empty bottles and fill them up at the airport)
The return trip was with a Norwegian Dreamliner - the best plane I've flown on. We went for the lowfare price, and I just bought a sandwich in the airport before the flight for $6, this easily lasted me the whole night flight.
From my experience I'd recommend Norwegian to the states. My friend has flown to Norway and had a similarly great experience.