I booked a Rick Steves Scandinavia tour for June July 2025. I’m looking into flights, I usually fly on United. I’m seem to be hitting a wall. Looking for the best way to fly home from Bergen Norway.
Posted by
Freedonia
16096 posts
United doesn't fly to Bergen. But its alliance partner, Lufthansa, does.
Posted by
Delaware
1440 posts
Hi, patpetrelli62,
I just did that route this past July. SAS has a connecting flight from Bergen to Copenhagen, then an international flight to Newark. The Bergen flight leaves around 10:00 a.m., and the international flight arrives at EWR around 3:00 p.m.
There is a short layover in Copenhagen, so you may have to hustle to get to the next gate.
They also have two earlier flights which route through Oslo, and give you a slightly longer layover time. However, the 10:00 a.m. departure worked best for us - we are not early risers!
Good luck!
Mike (Auchterless)
Posted by
Green Bay
20987 posts
Maybe the issue is that SAS is no longer a United partner. It is now partnered with Delta. This was effective Sept 1.
https://www.skyteam.com/en/about/press-releases/press-releases-2024/sas-to-join-skyteam-alliance/
Posted by
OP
6 posts
thank you for all the great advice
Posted by
Houston, Texas
942 posts
Take a look at Icelandair. I just looked a flight from BGO to EWR via Icelandair for 07/23/2025. About a 2 hr layover in Keflavik. Shouldn't be a problem transferring between planes since that is Icelandair's 'bread and butter".
Posted by
Berlin
2898 posts
On the website of Bergen airport you can see for which European airports a connection is offered. From these airports you can check connections to your home airport.