Norse Atlantic Airways<\/a> is cutting a route it launched with much fanfare back in December. The Norway-based airline confirmed to TPG that it will no longer operate its seasonal route from Miami to Paris.<\/p>\n Norse ran the route four times every week this winter, serving Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport<\/a> (CDG) and Miami International Airport<\/a> (MIA). The seasonal service ended in April and was slated to resume in December; however, the airline has pulled the route from its future schedule with no plans to resume flying it.<\/p>\n “Low-cost carriers are merciless in their route assessments, and they will drop a route if it fails to meet their expected level of profitability,” Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst and president of Atmosphere Research, said. “If Paris, Miami is not working out for Norse, there’s no sense for the airline to continue to operate it. Instead, they will redeploy that 787 to a route they believe will perform better.”<\/p>\n Norse Atlantic Airways began flying passengers in 2022, delivering<\/a> low-cost, long-haul flights across the Atlantic using a fleet comprised completely of Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners (many leased from now-defunct Norwegian<\/a>).<\/p>\n
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