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Norvegian and Scandinavian connects Tivat with Helsinki and Stockholm this summer

Monday, 05 February 2024

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Norwegian low-cost airline Norwegian, which is also the second largest airline in Scandinavia, plans to launch flights from Helsinki to the Montenegrin airport on the foam of the sea this summer.Until June 1, flights on the Helsinki-Tivat route will be operated every Wednesday, and from June the flight frequency will increase to three flights a week on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.

From August 17 to the end of October, Norwegian will fly twice a week on this route, on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Ticket prices for this flight vary depending on the level of service, so it can be expected that the lowest will be around 120 euros, while the most expensive would be slightly more than 400 euros. The Boeing 737 Max 8 will fly on this route, which means that the expected duration of the flight is 3 hours and 10 minutes.

After the bankruptcy of the Norwegian company in 2020, restructuring followed, during which a new business plan was adopted. That plan involves covering the market of your region during the winter, and doing your best during the summer months with flights to warm seas. This working principle worked well last year, and even better results are expected this year.

From June 21, Scandinavian Airlines connects Stockholm and Tivat

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), the largest airline on the Scandinavian market, continues the tradition of flying to Tivat every year during the summer.
The first flight on the Stockholm-Tivat route will be realized on June 21, and more flights can be expected in July and the first half of August, when there will be up to 5 flights per week

An Airbus A320Neo aircraft of the Swedish airline company will travel from Stockholm to Tivat in about 3 hours.
It is expected that the price of the ticket, depending on the tariff and the time you choose, will be from 280 to 360 euros.

According to the company's plan, this summer flights on the Stockholm-Tivat route will last until August 24.

Source: Avioportal