BERLIN (Reuters) - Norse Atlantic Airways will open a route connecting Berlin to the U.S. city of Fort Lauderdale, operating three times a week from Dec. 7, Chief Executive Bjorn Tore Larsen told a news conference in the German capital on Wednesday.
Prices start at 228 euros ($232) one way, the company said.
The Norway-based carrier, which began operations in June, aims to take a share of the transatlantic market from established players such as Lufthansa, British Airways, Air France and SAS.
($1 = 0.9842 euros)
(Reporting by Klaus Lauer, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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| 9.934 EUR | -1.50% | +7.81% | 2.82B | ||
| 6.742 EUR | -0.15% | +2.74% | 8.6B | ||
| 176 GBX | +0.43% | +9.56% | 10.63B | ||
| 13.18 EUR | +0.98% | +3.36% | 99.49M | ||
