Flight Informaton
If you choose a Fly-Cruise, you’ll be flying with some of the world’s most respected airlines, who we’ve chosen as our travel partners. That means you can look forward to a more comfortable and relaxing flight. Our partners include:
British Airways, American Airlines, Jet2, Thomas Cook Airlines, bmi, SAS, Continental Airlines, Lufthansa and United Airlines.
Regional Flights Get your holiday off to a flying start, leaving from your nearest local airport direct to your destination or with a connection through London, Europe or the USA. We fly from:
Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, Manchester, Newcastle.
Not all destinations are available from each airport.
Treat yourself to an upgrade
It is your holiday after all and it could cost less than you think, thanks to the special fares we’ve negotiated. Enjoy enhanced service and more of everything – the perfect complement to your cruise.
Please call for the latest prices.
Advance Passenger Information (API)
The governments of various countries require airlines to collect passport and associated information from passengers before they travel. Some airlines have a facility for you to provide API information in advance of arriving at the airport, which will enable you to avoid queues and delays at check-in. Remember you will also be required to give your API information when you complete Norwegian Cruise Line’s Online Check-In.
Please note that it is mandatory to provide British Airways API information at least 7 days before departure to selected destinations.
If you are travelling with British Airways, when you receive your travel documents go to
www.ba.com, click “manage my booking” and enter your British Airways booking reference number (in some cases access to your booking may be restricted) and provide the required information.
Norwegian Cruise Line is delighted to be a Preferred Partner of British Airways, one of the world’s leading scheduled international premium airlines, carrying around 33 million passengers to over 148 destinations. Fly from London Heathrow Terminal 5, designed to make air travel easy and enjoy some of the world’s best airport shopping and finest dining.
• Fast Track security at London Heathrow, London Gatwick and other selected airports.
• Galleries Lounge access offering complimentary refreshments in a relaxing environment.
• Separate Club Europe Cabin with comfortable leather seat and extra legroom.
• Complimentary catering and in-flight bar service, including champagne.
• Private dedicated cabin with a maximum of six rows of seats.
• Fast Track security at London Heathrow, London Gatwick and other selected airports.
• Galleries Lounge access offering complimentary refreshments in a relaxing environment. Arrivals lounge offering power showers, food and drink, plus Elemis Travel Spa at Heathrow Terminal 5.
• Club World seat offers four preset seat positions, including the 201cm ‘Z’ bed position with soft mattress, memory-foam headrest and privacy screen.
• In-seat phone, personal laptop power socket, TV screen & noise-cancelling headphones.
• Club World menu designed by some of the world’s top chefs, accompanied by an expertly sourced wine cellar. Plus, help yourself to snacks and beverages any time from the Club Kitchen.
• Club World Sleeper Service on selected overnight flights from North America offering pre-flight supper in the lounge and on-board nightcap.
• Luxury wash bag with Elemis products.
• Ergonomically designed wider seat with 38” legroom, adjustable leg rest, footrest, headrest; personal TV screen and noise reducing headset.
• In-seat laptop power and phone. • Blankets, cushions and amenity kit. • Complimentary three-course meals and bar service.
• ‘Feed kids first’ policy to allow you to enjoy your own meal in peace.
• Ergonomically designed seat with adjustable footrest and headrest; personal TV screen and complimentary headphones.
• Complimentary three-course meals and bar service.
• ‘Feed kids first’ policy to allow you to enjoy your own meal in peace.
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