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There are crazy cheap fares available on Norwegian from Los Angeles to London in January and February — from $51 one-way via Google Flights. According to Travel with Massi, some dates are even cheaper (from 31 Euros) through Momondo, though I didn’t find any examples at that price with a quick search. Either way, this is insanely cheap from the West Coast to Europe. No, it won’t include a flat bed or a glass of champgane — but for fifty-one bucks one-way, you can splurge on a comfy bed and a bottle of bubbly when you get there.
The Deal
- Flights from Los Angeles to London for $51 one-way (or maybe less) on Norwegian
Key Terms
- This is a LowFare, which means you get a carry-on, but no flat bed, no champagne, no checked bags, no assigned seats. You just get taken to the land of fish & chips, a cup o’ tea, and Marry Poppins for $51
Quick Thoughts
If you’re interested, run, don’t walk. Click here or the image below to go to Google Flights and check dates.
Returns are more expensive, so use miles and/or shop around. For those curious, you do get 1 free 10kg carry-on – so pack light and dress warm.
I would suggest holding off on making other nonrefundable plans for at least a few days to be sure that everything sticks. You should have 24 hours to cancel if you change your mind, so book now and ask questions later.
H/T: Travel With Massi
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No more $51 left only $101 but when we click on them Norwegian website shows only $229 low fare. Does that mean those $51 flights are gone already?
Yup, looks dead. Not surprised it went fast. I just updated the post to mark it expired – thanks.
Nick, I saw this sale but wasn’t fast enough. I’m planning a January Europe trip. Not terribly savvy about Norwegian or their deals. Think this or similar kind of sale will pop up again in the coming months? I have no clue. Need your advice, at least an inkling! 🙂
I’m not Nick, but i’ll give my input. This was most likely an error fare even for Norwegian. I wouldn’t expect to see this fare again.