Direct one way flights back to London from the US, flying with Norse Atlantic, a low cost long haul carrier that tends to compete with the budget end of British Airways, Virgin and the big US airlines on price rather than inclusions. These routes are useful if you are building an open jaw trip (for example, flying into the US with another airline and returning from Orlando or New York), or if you want a simple, direct hop across the Atlantic without a connection.
Who is this flight for?
Best suited to travellers who pack light and are happy to pay separately for extras. With low cost long haul, the headline fare is usually for the seat only, so it is worth checking what cabin bag and hold luggage you actually get, plus seat selection and meals, before you commit.
- Direct routing: avoids the time and risk of missed connections via hubs.
- One way pricing: useful for mixed airline itineraries and flexible return plans.
- Travel window: September to December can mean quieter flights, but dates around school holidays may be limited.