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Norse Discontinue Route to Las Vegas

Helena
Apr 4, 2025
1 min read

Updated: Oct 26, 2025

News just in … the Norwegian carrier Norse Atlantic has stopped flying to Las Vegas.

Having been in operation since September of 2024, the route which Norse flew from London Gatwick is now no more.

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In a brilliant post on Instagram featuring the Sphere in Las Vegas, Norse declared “Vegas, it’s been a ride”

It looks like it might not be a complete farewell with Norse mentioning “maybe we’ll cross paths again one day” so perhaps this route will reappear in the near future. Could it be winter only? Let’s watch this space.

Travellers still looking to experience all that Las Vegas has to offer are still able to get to Las Vegas direct via the following carriers and airports:

British Airways: London Heathrow and London Gatwick.

Virgin Atlantic: London Heathrow and Manchester.

Sam

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