Published 29 April 2026 | Updated 16 September 2026 by Kate Acaster
Norse Atlantic still flies direct from London Gatwick to New York JFK and to Orlando MCO. Checked against comparison-site listings on 16 September 2026, one-way fares over the next two months were still tracking in the same range as before: from around £150-£260 on the cheapest dates, up to £375 or more depending on when you fly.
These are one-way fares, not a return package. Norse prices each direction separately, so a return trip is roughly double the one-way fare shown, not a discounted round-trip price.
Fares move a lot by date. The cheapest days are scattered through the coming months, not tied to a single sale window, so it’s worth checking a spread of dates rather than booking the first one you see.
What to know before booking
- Economy Light is Norse’s entry-level fare, so checked baggage, meals, and seat selection cost extra.
- Fares change quickly as seats sell, so treat any price as a snapshot rather than a guarantee.
- Both routes fly direct from Gatwick.
- Use Norse’s own fare calendar to compare dates before you commit, since the cheapest day moves around.
How to book
Tap the button below and search Norse’s fare calendar for London Gatwick to New York or Orlando, then pick the cheapest date that works for you.
Checked by Flight Tribe on 16 September 2026. Prices can change as availability updates.
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