Norwegian will launch direct flights from Oslo and Copenhagen to Seville from March 2027, as part of four new routes from Scandinavia that also include Copenhagen–Santiago de Compostela and Billund–Manchester, the airline said on October 21.
The Oslo Gardermoen–Seville service will run twice weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays from March 20 to June 16 and from August 18 to October 30. Copenhagen–Seville flights will operate on the same days from March 24, with the same summer break.
During the gap in the Seville schedule, Norwegian will fly Copenhagen–Santiago de Compostela twice weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays from June 19 to August 18. Billund–Manchester will run twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays, from April 1 to October 28.
“Seville is a destination that truly invites you to explore and experience,” said Catharina Solli, Norwegian’s press manager. “We look forward to making this exciting destination even more accessible to travellers from Norway.”
Norwegian Air Shuttle carried more than 23mn passengers in 2025 with a fleet of 95 Boeing 737-800 and 737 MAX 8 aircraft. The group, which bought Norwegian regional carrier Widerøe in 2024, employs more than 8,900 people. Widerøe carried 4.1mn passengers last year. Norwegian said further new destinations would be announced later.
Spain’s regions are competing hard for northern European visitors, with the Region of Valencia using sport to draw travellers, while European carriers are reporting strong leisure demand, including SWISS over the autumn holidays.
