New Norse Atlantic Airways will rent more Dreamliners. This time B787-9 from BOC Aviation

The lease arrangement covers a duration of 16 years for each airplane, and the airline company anticipates to get the airplane as early as December2021 The most recent choice increases Norse’s fleet to an overall of 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners: 3 B787 -8 and 12 B787 -sec 9. With this deal, the provider continues its technique of making transatlantic travel available to everybody, utilizing a combined fleet of contemporary, fuel-efficient and greener airplane and through charter structures with competitive and simple. The staying 9 Dreamliners will be rented from AerCap.

” We are happy to invite Norse as a brand-new consumer as we support the airline company’s strategies to serve the affordable global market with the eco-friendly and fuel-efficient Boeing 787 Dreamliners. We eagerly anticipate developing this brand-new relationship with Norse and dealing with the airline company on future fleet requirements. This deal is likewise a verification of BOC Aviation’s strong capability to release airplane in business cycle, stated Robert Martin, Managing Director and CEO of BOC Aviation.

— We are delighted to be able to broaden our organization relationship with the BOC Aviation charter business as we grow our fleet and continue to construct and equip our company for travel. We anticipate inviting consumers on both sides of the Atlantic aboard these advanced airplane as need for transatlantic travel continues to grow, stated Bjørn Tore Larsen, creator and CEO of Norse.

New Norse roots in Norwegian Air

The launch of Norse Atlantic Airways is prepared in earnest in December2021 Long-haul flights throughout the Atlantic Ocean will be run by the Boeing B787 Dreamliner formerly flying with … Norwegian Air, which at the start of the year revealed a modification in method concentrating on short-haul paths, specifically in the area of Scandinavia.

The previous CEO of the Nordic low-priced airline company, Bjoern Kjos, is among the 3 creators of Norse Atlantic Airways. His contribution to the brand-new job is 15 percent. Bjoern Tore Larsen, who heads the OSM business, will contribute more, 53 percent. Bjoern Kise, on the other hand, will contribute 12 percent. The rest will be finished by interested little financiers.

Norse Atlantic Airways will at first link Paris with London and New York. The next phase of providing includes journeys to the west coast of the United States, particularly to Los Angeles. Later on, long-haul flights to Asia must likewise follow. The very first president of the brand-new company will be Espen Hoeiby, a previous SAS pilot.