Don’t you wish you could just take a plane and just fly away from your responsibilities for awhile? What if we tell you that you can do that for a cheap deal? Want to know something even better? Your destination gets to be London. 

Yes, you’ve heard it! From Singapore to London, at a pretty cheap deal from S$199. Even I’m tempted to go for it. 

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Non-stop flights from Singapore to London

Changi Airport Group (CAG) announced on Thursday (April 20) that low-cost airline Norwegian will be launching its non-stop service between Singapore and London’s Gatwick Airport this September. 

You get to enjoy a one-way Singapore-to-London trip with fares starting from S$199 for economy class. For premium-class tickets, it starts from S$839, inclusive of all fees and taxes. ‘Dis a pretty good deal, if you ask me.

But of course, remember: it starts from $199. With demand comes supply, and with more demand and limited supply…I guess you know what’s going to happen.

But it’s still a pretty good deal now.

Furthermore, Norwegian will be launching four times weekly service from 28 September this year. The frequency will increase to five times weekly for the Northern winter season from 90 October 2017 to 24 March 2018, subjected to regulatory approval.

According to CAG, It will use a 344-seat Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft in a two-class configuration offering economy and premium cabins. Whereas the Singapore-London service will be operated by the budget airline’s UK subsidiary, Norwegian UK.

Here’s their flight schedule:

And just in case it isn’t obvious enough, the airline is started and headquartered in Norway. #soyouwontthinkNorwegianisacountry

You’re welcome.

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