Norwegian Air is resuming its service from the U.S. to Guadeloupe this winter season for the third year in a row.
The European low-cost carrier will offer nonstop flights from New York, Fort Lauderdale and Providence, Rhode Island this year, beginning Oct. 29.
“We look forward to touching down in Guadeloupe again for the winter season 2017/18. This hidden gem in the Caribbean will now have 11 flights from the US every week, more than any airline has ever operated before. With three such great catchment areas like New York City, Providence/Greater Boston/Connecticut and Fort Lauderdale/Miami/South Florida, we are opening up the Guadeloupe Islands to so many American travelers looking for a unique Caribbean experience,” said Thomas Ramdahl, Chief Commercial Officer, Norwegian Air.
New York will see six weekly flights, while Fort Lauderdale and Providence will be served by three and two weekly flights, respectively.
— Caribbean Journal staff
