Norse Atlantic Airways, a growing leader in low-cost transatlantic travel, launched a new route between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Athens International Airport (ATH). The airline expands its affordable flight options between the U.S. and Europe. The service begins June 3, 2025, with four weekly flights aboard the eco-friendly Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

One-way fares start at just $269 (USD) or 259 EUR. Travelers can choose between economy and premium cabin options. This expansion helps the airline offer more affordable travel to Greece, a popular European destination. It also strengthens the airline’s network, which already includes London, Paris, and Rome.

Norse Atlantic aims to make international travel more accessible. Adding Athens allows the airline to attract more travelers interested in exploring Greece’s historical landmarks, such as the Parthenon and Acropolis.

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner offers passengers comfort with its quiet, spacious cabins. This new route connects Los Angeles and Athens, giving travelers a chance to explore two culturally rich cities.

The new route also supports tourism between Greece and the U.S. Norse Atlantic helps strengthen cultural and economic ties between these regions while promoting affordable travel.

With its growth, Norse Atlantic reshapes the budget-friendly air travel landscape across the Atlantic.

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