Norse Atlantic Airways will add two additional round-trip flights between London Gatwick Airport LGW and Suvarnabhumi Airport BKK in response to increased demand for travel between Europe and Southeast Asia.
Recent developments affecting airspace in parts of the Middle East have led to changes in global flight operations and increased demand on alternative routings between continents. To help support passengers and maintain vital connectivity, Norse is adding the following flights:
- 9 March – LGW–BKK (Z0793) – 12:25 local time
- 10 March – BKK–LGW (Z0794) – 09:50 local time
- 11 March – LGW–BKK (Z0793) – 08:50 local time
- 12 March – BKK–LGW (Z0794) – 05:25 local time
The additional services will help accommodate travelers affected by changing travel patterns and increased demand between Europe and Thailand.
– Norse Atlantic Airways was built to provide long-haul connectivity between continents in a flexible and efficient way, says CEO Eivind Roald.
– At times when global events affect travel flows, it becomes even more important that reliable infrastructure exists to keep people, families and businesses connected.”
The additional flights will be operated with Norse Atlantic Airways’ Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, offering both Economy and Biz Premium cabins
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