Norse Atlantic Airways has announced it will increase the frequency of flights on its London Gatwick to Cape Town route. The services accommodate both leisure and business travellers.
Norse’s first flight of the new season will depart Gatwick on October 2 and the last flight will return from Cape Town on May 31, 2026.
Norse will offer up to six weekly flights.
Flights will be operated on Norse’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet with Economy and Norse Premium cabins. Tickets are available now through major Global Distribution Systems (GDS).
“We are seeing exceptional momentum on this route, and this frequency increase reflects both customer confidence and Norse Atlantic Airways’ long-term growth strategy,” commented Andrew Fish, Head of UK and South African Sales at Norse.
Bård Nordhagen, Chief Commercial Officer at Norse Atlantic Airways, said: “Following the success of our inaugural season, we see great opportunity in the South African market. By expanding the services we operate, we wish to show to the trade and consumer markets we are committed to the route and are here to stay.”
