You will need to fly out of Longyearbyen Svalbard if you wish to fly with Norwegian, since the airline does not currently fly out of Sydney Kingsford Smith. Alternatively, you could book a flight out of Sydney Kingsford Smith with a different airline, such as KLM.
Stavanger Sola is the top airport served by Norwegian. Oslo Gardermoen and Trondheim Vaernes are also popular airports that Norwegian uses a routine basis.
Check the flight status for Norwegian using our real-time Flight Tracker. To get an update, type in either the airport name or the Norwegian flight number, then click Track Flight. We’ll show you information such as the gate number, departure time, and arrival time for Norwegian flights. If you want more information about a particular flight, feel free to call Norwegian at +47 2149 00 15 or visit their website at norwegian.com.
At the moment, flying from Skelleftea to Stockholm Arlanda with 0 stops for $135 is the cheapest return domestic route that Norwegian offers. If you’re fine with booking a one-way domestic flight with Norwegian, then flying from Stockholm Arlanda to Umea with 0 stops for $74 is the cheapest option.
Gothenburg Landvetter to Barcelona-El Prat and back with 0 stops for $55 per ticket is the cheapest return international flight we could find from Norwegian. The cheapest international one-way flight with Norwegian is from Vilnius to Stockholm Arlanda (0 stops) for $21.
At the moment, Norwegian requires that checked bag dimensions be within 250x112x79cm. Your carry-on bag can be 55x40x23cm or smaller. If you also have a personal item, then it should be no longer than 33x25x20cm.