This question is for any of you who have flown Norwegian already. I have been reading online about booking it through the Norwegian language portion of their website, meaning you are buying the ticket in NOK rather than US dollars and saving $ substantially. I've compared the prices and found it true; however I am a little hesitant to book (which I need to do today) because I'm wondering if there's any problem when you get to the airport and to customs as a US citizen with tickets in the Norwegian language.
Posted by
OP
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thank you!
Posted by
Bainbridge Island
3299 posts
My sister does this---no problem.
Posted by
United States
80 posts
How does this work? Please share :)
Posted by
OP
25 posts
https://www.norwegian.com
Read the following articles. Scroll down to the end of the first article to read specifically about Norwegian Air. The first one contains links to the next two.
https://thepointsguy.com/2016/01/purchasing-airline-tickets-in-foreign-currency/
https://thepointsguy.com/2015/06/deal-alert-west-coast-to-europe/
https://thepointsguy.com/2015/10/norwegian-to-berlin-from-308/
I had read some very good reviews of the premium economy (better than main cabin with extra room, better reclining seats, extra perks, but still not business class--but at a very good price compared to business/first). So that's why I was considering them. Then when I heard about further savings by booking in Norwegian I really looked into it. It helps to pull up the English site and go through it simultaneously while booking on the Norwegian language site so you don't make any mistakes. I booked mine Sat. and the ticket is in both English and Norwegian so I don't anticipate any problems!! I saved approx. $200 by doing it in the Norwegian language on 2 premium economy one way tickets from Orlando to London.