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Via Secret Flying Norwegian is offering roundtrips between New York JFK and Stockholm from $276 in January and February.
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Granted this is off-season, but the fares are amazing and you can fly elsewhere beyond Stockholm once you’ve positioned yourself.
Here’s a search that will pull up fares on Norwegian’s website between these cities (in Norwegian). If you want to see a fare calendar click “Lavpriskalenderen” (!).
So how much is 2308 NOK? It’s US$276.
Since this is being charged in a foreign currency, be sure to use a credit card that doesn’t add foreign transaction fees. I find that MasterCard currency conversions are the most reliably favorable. So my card of choice is Citi Prestige because:
- No foreign transaction fees
- MasterCard currency conversion
- Triple points on airfare
Norwegian Air Shuttle operates the route with a Boeing 787. Here’s a good video summary of the experience:
They’re a low cost carrier but you do get free hand baggage with a weight limit although checked bags are charged. Also advance seat assignments are charged.
Is Amsterdam mentioned here in any capacity other then clickbait?
What is wrong with that YouTube video? Watching it made me nauseous.
O/W from FLL various days in the next 8 months to OSL $179-. To AMS $237 with layover in OSL. Again on a 787. Return from OSL to FLL again, $179. Cheap AMS>OSL fare of $49.
BTW Aeroflot and Condor also have a lot of cheap fares into MIA from various places in Europe, too, forthe next 8 months.
Wow. Crazy cheap. Thanks for the heads up.