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Introduces breathtaking holidays to Norway for 2025

Jet2holidays and Jet2CityBreaks have announced the launch of their highly anticipated holiday packages to Norway's majestic fjords, marking the company’s expansion into one of Europe’s most scenic destinations.
This is the first time Jet2 has launched holiday packages and flights to Norway, with the inaugural season starting in April 2025. While Jet2 has not previously operated direct routes to Norway, it already serves other Nordic destinations, including Iceland, where it offers popular packages to Reykjavik and the Northern Lights. Photo: Tony Hisgett, Flickr CC BY 2.0
This is the first time Jet2 has launched holiday packages and flights to Norway, with the inaugural season starting in April 2025. While Jet2 has not previously operated direct routes to Norway, it already serves other Nordic destinations, including Iceland, where it offers popular packages to Reykjavik and the Northern Lights. Photo: Tony Hisgett, Flickr CC BY 2.0

These exclusive packages, set to begin in 2025, provide UK travelers with an opportunity to explore Norway’s famous fjords, charming coastal towns, and vibrant cities. This is according to a press release from the airline.

Immersive fjord itineraries and new destinations

Jet2’s new offerings feature itineraries that allow travelers to experience the awe-inspiring natural beauty of Norway’s fjords. Some highlights include:

Founded in 1070, Bergen is Norway’s second-largest city, with around 290,000 inhabitants. Known for its UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf, colorful wooden houses, and as a starting point for exploring the Norwegian fjords, Bergen is easily accessible by air via Bergen Airport (BGO), with direct flights from major European cities, or by cruise, as it is a key port for fjord and coastal voyages. Photo by Michael Fousert on Unsplash
Founded in 1070, Bergen is Norway’s second-largest city, with around 290,000 inhabitants. Known for its UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf, colorful wooden houses, and as a starting point for exploring the Norwegian fjords, Bergen is easily accessible by air via Bergen Airport (BGO), with direct flights from major European cities, or by cruise, as it is a key port for fjord and coastal voyages. Photo by Michael Fousert on Unsplash

Bergen – The Gateway to the Fjords: Known for its colorful wooden houses and UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf, Bergen offers access to the world-renowned Sognefjord and Hardangerfjord. Visitors can explore vibrant markets and enjoy panoramic views from Mount Fløyen.

Founded in 1824, Ålesund is home to around 70,000 inhabitants and is renowned for its stunning Art Nouveau architecture, which emerged after the city was rebuilt following a devastating fire in 1904. Travelers can reach Ålesund by air through Ålesund Vigra Airport (AES), with direct flights from major European cities, or by cruise, making it a popular stop on Norwegian fjord itineraries. Photo: Domenico Convertini, Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0
Founded in 1824, Ålesund is home to around 70,000 inhabitants and is renowned for its stunning Art Nouveau architecture, which emerged after the city was rebuilt following a devastating fire in 1904. Travelers can reach Ålesund by air through Ålesund Vigra Airport (AES), with direct flights from major European cities, or by cruise, making it a popular stop on Norwegian fjord itineraries. Photo: Domenico Convertini, Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0

  • Ålesund – Art Nouveau and Island Charm: Jet2 travelers will have the chance to discover Ålesund, a picturesque town known for its stunning Art Nouveau architecture and access to the dramatic landscapes of the Geirangerfjord.

  • Stavanger – Iconic Pulpit Rock Views: Stavanger, with its charming old town and proximity to the famous Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), offers an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.


    From ten bases next year

    Following continued demand from customers and independent travel agents, Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks have today put a significantly expanded Norway and Fjords programme on sale for 2026. This includes the addition of departures to the stunning region from three new UK airport bases, as well as an extended season.

    The programme of flights and city breaks have gone on sale from ten UK airports

    Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, says that they are incredibly excited to be launching our biggest ever programme of flights and city breaks to Bergen and the Fjords.

    –The response from customers and independent travel agents to the destination has been fantastic which means we are expanding our programme for 2026. This expansion includes the introduction of flights and city breaks to Bergen from Belfast International, East Midlands and Liverpool John Lennon for the first time, which means we will operate to Norway from ten UK bases next year, as well as growing our programme from existing bases.

Cruise and stay packages for 2025

Jet2 is also offering cruise and stay packages that combine scenic fjord cruises with overnight stays in Norwegian cities, allowing travelers to explore multiple destinations while enjoying the comfort of luxury accommodations. This format appeals to travelers seeking an immersive yet relaxed way to experience the fjords.


Founded in 1125, Stavanger has a population of approximately 145,000 and is known for its charming old town, proximity to the famous Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen), and its role as Norway’s oil industry hub. Travelers can reach Stavanger via Stavanger Airport (SVG), with direct flights from major European cities, or by cruise, as it is a frequent stop on Norwegian fjord itineraries. Photo by Victor Malyushev on Unsplash
Founded in 1125, Stavanger has a population of approximately 145,000 and is known for its charming old town, proximity to the famous Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen), and its role as Norway’s oil industry hub. Travelers can reach Stavanger via Stavanger Airport (SVG), with direct flights from major European cities, or by cruise, as it is a frequent stop on Norwegian fjord itineraries. Photo by Victor Malyushev on Unsplash

Departure options and direct flights

Jet2’s Norway packages will operate from major UK airports, including Manchester, Birmingham, London Stansted, and Glasgow, with direct flights to Bergen, Ålesund, and Stavanger. The program runs from April to September 2025, aligning perfectly with Norway’s prime fjord cruising season.

Tailored for adventure and cultural exploration

Jet2holidays has designed the Norway packages to cater to a range of traveler interests. Whether seeking adventure with hiking and kayaking through the fjords or enjoying cultural experiences in historic towns, Jet2’s itineraries ensure a balance between exploration and relaxation.

Expanding Jet2’s european footprint

This new addition to Jet2’s growing portfolio signals the company’s strategic focus on expanding its offerings to unique and sought-after European destinations. With a strong reputation for delivering high-quality holiday experiences, Jet2 aims to attract travelers eager to explore Norway’s natural wonders and cultural gems.

Booking and availability

Jet2’s Norway fjord holidays are now available for booking, with a variety of packages and durations tailored to suit different preferences and budgets. Given the popularity of Norway’s fjords, early booking is recommended to secure preferred dates and accommodations.

With these exciting new offerings, Jet2 is set to provide unforgettable journeys to one of the most breathtaking regions in the world, allowing travelers to discover Norway’s fjords in style and comfort.


Facts about Jet2

Company overview

  • Full Name: Jet2.com Limited

  • Parent Company: Jet2 plc (formerly Dart Group plc)

  • Headquarters: Leeds, England, United Kingdom

  • Main Hubs: Leeds Bradford Airport and Manchester Airport

Founding and history

  • Founded: 1983 as Channel Express, a cargo airline operating out of Bournemouth.

  • Rebranded: In 2003, the company launched passenger operations under the name Jet2.com, initially offering low-cost flights from Leeds Bradford Airport.

  • Expansion: Jet2 has since grown to become the UK’s third-largest airline by passenger numbers, focusing on leisure destinations.

Leadership and CEO

  • CEO: Steve Heapy

    He has been CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays since 2013.

    Under his leadership, Jet2 has expanded its network significantly and improved its reputation for customer service.

Fleet size and aircraft types

  • Fleet Size: 119 aircraft as of 2025

  • Aircraft Types:

    Boeing 737-800 (the backbone of the fleet)

    Boeing 757-200 (phasing out gradually)

    Airbus A321neo (new additions to enhance efficiency and capacity)

Destinations and route network

  • Number of Destinations: Over 70 destinations across Europe, including Spain, Greece, Italy, Portugal, and new additions such as Norway’s fjords in 2025.

  • Countries Served: 22 countries, primarily focused on holiday destinations.

Jet2holidays and Jet2CityBreaks

  • Jet2holidays: Established in 2007, offering package holidays to popular leisure destinations.

  • Jet2CityBreaks: Focuses on short city break packages to major European cities.

Financial Situation

  • Annual Revenue (2024): Estimated at £5.3 billion, reflecting strong demand post-pandemic.

  • Profit Growth: Despite global economic challenges, Jet2 recorded a pre-tax profit of approximately £460 million in 2024, owing to high demand for leisure travel.

  • Market Position: Jet2 is the UK’s largest package holiday provider and continues to expand its market share through diversified offerings, including cruise and stay packages.

Awards and Recognition

  • Consistently ranked among the top airlines for customer satisfaction in the UK.

  • Winner of multiple WorldTravel Awards for best airline and holiday provider.

Jet2’s solid financial performance, customer satisfaction ratings, and expansion into new markets like Norway position it as a key player in the European leisure travel industry.



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