Direct Flight from New York to Oslo now offered by SAS starting 2025
SAS, the Scandinavian airline, is set to revolutionise transatlantic travel with the launch of a direct route between Oslo and New York, scheduled to take off on March 30, 2025. This new route will offer a convenient alternative to connecting through European hubs like Frankfurt or London.
The flight will be operated using an Airbus A321LR, featuring three cabin classes: Business, SAS Plus (premium economy), and SAS Go (economy). Passengers can expect a comfortable journey, whether they are seeking a luxurious experience or a budget-friendly option.
Oslo, the vibrant capital of Norway, is a city with many must-see sights and unforgettable experiences. From the breathtaking outdoor adventures in fjords, forests, and mountains, to iconic museums like the Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Munch Museum, and the Viking Ship Museum, there is something for everyone.
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As SAS enters an already competitive transatlantic market, passengers can expect more competitive fares. Ticket sales for this route will open well in advance, and early bookings will be the best bet for securing a spot.
This new route connects two cities, offering easy access to the best of both Oslo and New York. Whether you're seeking adventure, culture, or a touch of luxury, this direct flight from SAS could be the perfect choice for your next transatlantic journey.
Article written by Jennifer Garro. Partly developed with AI assistance and carefully curated by an editor.
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