Norse Airlines

I did last July. I wanted to fly to Gatwick to catch an unconnected flight to Sardinia. This was by far the simplest and least expensive option. I would do again if I was in same position but would otherwise not be my choice unless significantly cheaper. Here are my observations;

1. Flights were on time.
2. Going to England the seats did not recline. I had 3 seats so not a big deal. Coming back they did and I would have been happier if they did not since I was trying to use my lap top. I am not sure how you can tell. There weren’t many empty seats on return snd I had someone next to me.
3. Everything is a la carte. I paid to carry luggage on and food for way back. My flight left at 10:30 pm and I did not want dinner at that hour and I decided to eat breakfast at gatwick, since I had a five hour layover. The food is actually really good-best airplane food I have ever had.
4. You don’t get a pillow or a blanket. I bought a blanket for like $5 because I was freezing. I travel with a blow up pillow but still missed the one you usually get.
5. You can’t check in online and in Gatwick it was a mess. They let you check in one flight at a time so had to wait until flight scheduled before ours was checked in to even get in the line. There was a shorter line for priority check in but I had not purchased that. But I would consider doing that.

It was the mess at Gatwick but even more the nonreclining seats on over night flight that would give me pause.