I learned that if you reserve your seats 5 months in advance, you can get this service for about $500 each way from NYC to Paris, or $1000 round trip for classic. For the premium seat on Delta Airlines, that same seat each way is $1420 for Premium Select, which is very similar to the Premium on Norse. So unless I want to pay another $840 for a round trip to France, this is a great option although I lose the miles which is not worth it to me if four people are traveling. Other comparisons: Tilt on Norse seatback is 12 inches, Delta is 6 inches. Both have 2-3-2 setup. Delta food is marginally better. Delta includes the same bags as classic on Norse. Delta gives you unlimited drinks, Norse limits them. For those tradeoffs for a family, this seems worth it.
I flew on Norse Airlines, coming back home from Oslo to JFK. The flight was nothing too special apart from the flight attendant giving me her number, the best flight ever!
Thank you for the review. In future reviews, can you possibly show what your seat looks like when the person in front on you reclines their seat all the way. This usually ruins my flight, when the passenger in front of me reclines their seat all the way, into my space, even before we take off. I feel I also pay the same fee for my seat, so keeping other passengers in mind will be a great idea. So even though it is nice to see how far my seat reclines, it would be great to see how far the passenger in front of me reclines as well. Thanks for your awesome videos. Looking forward to the next one.
@@williamwchuang so the price for premium was nearly $1000 so I just stuck with regular economy. It was perfectly fine though. One of the better long haul flights I've had.
You're much better off flying a legacy airline with more frequency than low cost Norse. If their flight is delayed or cancelled you are stranded with no interline agreements.
@@AwardViking They only have to rebook you on Norse. They have no interline agreements. You may wait a very long time. Plus, a lot of ex-Norwegian bad management.
@@monkeyboy8424 Buy an insurance. I guess, the condition will be to have at least a four-hour layover. If the next flight is missed due to the delay of the previous one, there should be a coverage for accommodation. Or, if there is a reasonable alternative, a new ticket to the final destination on the same day.
Some of you may have been lucky. For me...Never Again with Norse!!!! JFK via London Gatwick: -When you get to the JFK Norse Airways counter they make you fit your bag in a small container and it barely fits because of your suitcase wheels. Sorry that will cost you $140 now. If you break the wheels of the suitcase then it fits. What a scam they running. -Each Suitcase costs $140 if you check it in under the plane. -Carry On is $85 -Charging port is hidden under seat, and the power cuts off every 25 min -You can't fit a medium size laptop on your folding table, the seat is not stretch out enough, a tablet is preferred. Bad Boeing 787 design. -They won't even come up to your seat and ask you if you want something to drink without paying for it first on the seat screen. -You have to pre-pay for your seats -They finally gave us water in a cup and tasted like Chlorine, nasty taste.
I just checked the premium price RT to BKK from Ams. Lufthansa with 2 23g checked bags 2000 eur with Norse and 1270 eur with LH. Norse is def not my choice. LH is a superior product and much cheaper
If you are taking a long flight overnight and looking to sleep, would you recommend the first row/bulkhead seats in premium economy or one of the other rows? What's the tradeoff between extra legroom vs noise from being close to the bathrooms & crew?
I think it's not worth to be so close to the bathrooms. The cabin is big, so it can be a lot of queue at the front, and it's only one bathroom behind the premium cabin, which is shared with economy as well.
I just got excited about a Norse flight to Norway, only to find Norse dropped Gatwick to Oslo. I guess it's Norwegian then? At least Norse can still fly my mum from south Florida to Gatwick nonstop. Woo-hoo!
Depends if you just wanna go from A to B or want a more premium experience. If you wanna get from A to B, yes! If you want more included in your ticket and “free” food then maybe some other airline would be better with more included in your ticket from the start
Horrific airline! I really hope they shut this expolitative airline, they pay people to review them. You will end up paying enormous money, for totally nothing.
Well they are a low cost carrier. If you travel light, and bring your own food, you can save some money. I paid for my own ticket and have no contact nor sponsorhsip with Norse. This reveiw is my own opinion.
Very helpful - I hadn't heard of Norse until just now. I like the fact that their fleet is pretty new.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I have never flown in Norse and I am going to fly with them soon. Very helpful video review.
Thank you 😊🙏
I look forward to travelling with Norse Atlantic. Thank You for sharing.
Your welcome 😊
Thanks for the review! I am looking at flights across the pond and your video sold me on choosing the premium seat, seems worth it for my big butt!
Thanks! Hope you enjoy your flight ✈️😊
I loved the Premium on Norwegian, and i feel i will enjoy my flight to LAX on Norse.
Glad to see another review :D Lovely as always
Thanks! :D
A great review! Thanks for sharing, keep it up!
Thanks! :D
I Have Not Try Out Norse Atlantic Yet.I Have Try Out The Same Product Whit Norwegian From Oslo New York.Great Work
That is the same.
An Excellent review! Thanks.
Thanks! :)
I learned that if you reserve your seats 5 months in advance, you can get this service for about $500 each way from NYC to Paris, or $1000 round trip for classic. For the premium seat on Delta Airlines, that same seat each way is $1420 for Premium Select, which is very similar to the Premium on Norse. So unless I want to pay another $840 for a round trip to France, this is a great option although I lose the miles which is not worth it to me if four people are traveling. Other comparisons: Tilt on Norse seatback is 12 inches, Delta is 6 inches. Both have 2-3-2 setup. Delta food is marginally better. Delta includes the same bags as classic on Norse. Delta gives you unlimited drinks, Norse limits them. For those tradeoffs for a family, this seems worth it.
I flew on Norse Airlines, coming back home from Oslo to JFK. The flight was nothing too special apart from the flight attendant giving me her number, the best flight ever!
Yep I’m gonna be taking this to London from Miami then Glasgow to Miami in a few months.
Thank you for the review. In future reviews, can you possibly show what your seat looks like when the person in front on you reclines their seat all the way. This usually ruins my flight, when the passenger in front of me reclines their seat all the way, into my space, even before we take off. I feel I also pay the same fee for my seat, so keeping other passengers in mind will be a great idea. So even though it is nice to see how far my seat reclines, it would be great to see how far the passenger in front of me reclines as well. Thanks for your awesome videos. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks for your feedback 😊 will remember this in the future
Awesome review! I've got a long haul flight from Paris to New York coming up and I think I'll splurge on a premium economy ticket.
Thank you 🙏 do it 😉
I'm making that trip next month in PE. How was it for you?
@@williamwchuang so the price for premium was nearly $1000 so I just stuck with regular economy. It was perfectly fine though. One of the better long haul flights I've had.
Looking forward for the new flights to Rome starting in June .
I use them twice a month London to new York love this airline
You're much better off flying a legacy airline with more frequency than low cost Norse. If their flight is delayed or cancelled you are stranded with no interline agreements.
I agree. But if you are able to get a sweet deal and save some dollars, it's maybe worth it? ;) They have to rebook you if they cancel the flight
@@AwardViking
They only have to rebook you on Norse. They have no interline agreements. You may wait a very long time. Plus, a lot of ex-Norwegian bad management.
@@monkeyboy8424 Buy an insurance. I guess, the condition will be to have at least a four-hour layover. If the next flight is missed due to the delay of the previous one, there should be a coverage for accommodation. Or, if there is a reasonable alternative, a new ticket to the final destination on the same day.
@@one4allall4one56
Don't have to buy such a policy with a legacy airline - they treat their passengers with respect 👍
@@monkeyboy8424 ANY company takes the obligation just to deliver the passanger from A to B. Delays are the part of the deal.
Seat selection, you forgot that you have to get the highest level within each class to pick your seat, which seems strange to me.
Indeed
Some of you may have been lucky. For me...Never Again with Norse!!!!
JFK via London Gatwick:
-When you get to the JFK Norse Airways counter they make you fit your bag in a small container and it barely fits because of
your suitcase wheels. Sorry that will cost you $140 now. If you break the wheels of the suitcase then it fits. What a scam they running.
-Each Suitcase costs $140 if you check it in under the plane.
-Carry On is $85
-Charging port is hidden under seat, and the power cuts off every 25 min
-You can't fit a medium size laptop on your folding table, the seat is not stretch out enough, a tablet is preferred. Bad Boeing 787 design.
-They won't even come up to your seat and ask you if you want something to drink
without paying for it first on the seat screen.
-You have to pre-pay for your seats
-They finally gave us water in a cup and tasted like Chlorine, nasty taste.
Without a doubt the best premium economy in europe.
I just checked the premium price RT to BKK from Ams. Lufthansa with 2 23g checked bags 2000 eur with Norse and 1270 eur with LH. Norse is def not my choice. LH is a superior product and much cheaper
Wow! Totally understand you
Good review, thank you. It's definitely put me off flying norse air, Norwegian was much better and cheaper.
Thanks!
If you are taking a long flight overnight and looking to sleep, would you recommend the first row/bulkhead seats in premium economy or one of the other rows? What's the tradeoff between extra legroom vs noise from being close to the bathrooms & crew?
I think it's not worth to be so close to the bathrooms. The cabin is big, so it can be a lot of queue at the front, and it's only one bathroom behind the premium cabin, which is shared with economy as well.
@@AwardViking Thanks!
Where does a Viking fly to these days??
Can’t speak for all the Vikings. But for me it’s to the caribbean soon 🏝️😄
@@AwardViking Look forward to your carribean video , Vi 👑 ( or is it Olaf?). 🤣
I just got excited about a Norse flight to Norway, only to find Norse dropped Gatwick to Oslo. I guess it's Norwegian then? At least Norse can still fly my mum from south Florida to Gatwick nonstop. Woo-hoo!
They have a direct route FLL-OSL as well. Otherwise you have to switch to Norwegian from Gatwick 😉
wanted to go Miami to London in October, but afraid of airliners that comes and go.
Pretty sure they still going to be here in October. They are constantly expanding routes. 🤞
Do Norwegian Next
A full review of Norwegian can be found here:
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Note that Norwegian does not fly long haul anymore :/
Do you recommend this airline?
Depends if you just wanna go from A to B or want a more premium experience. If you wanna get from A to B, yes! If you want more included in your ticket and “free” food then maybe some other airline would be better with more included in your ticket from the start
do you know if the last row in premium fully reclines?
I think they do! And according to SeatGuru they are marked as standard seats with full recline.
@@AwardViking That's correct, we always go for those seats, as it stops being kicked in the back.
Is it the 787-8 or 787-9?
787-9
@@AwardViking thank you, very quick response 😄
Looks like the same as Norwegian airlines
It's their old flights (and some of the old crew as well) ;)
Not sure why I would choose Norse, the rates are crazy for a lcc, so why choose that 🙂
norse werent lucky. same owners as old Norwegian
You get what you pay for. Poor customer service at gate and on-board. Do NOT buy any food - way overpriced poor quality and not always available.
What an annoyi g voiceover and bad music.
🥲 cannot do anything with my voice, but the music I can do something about 😉
you're really beautiful
Horrific airline! I really hope they shut this expolitative airline, they pay people to review them. You will end up paying enormous money, for totally nothing.
Well they are a low cost carrier. If you travel light, and bring your own food, you can save some money. I paid for my own ticket and have no contact nor sponsorhsip with Norse. This reveiw is my own opinion.