Summer in new York invariably involves intense heat, irritating odor basking in the sun garbage and crowds of tourists asking how to get to the Statue of Liberty from times square. So why not leave the Big Apple at least for a while and not to go on a journey to the Old world, the more that ticket prices to Europe from time to time delight in its availability?
Starting from the 15th of June and from the airport Stewart International Airport, which is only 50 miles North of new York city, you can get on an airplane airline Norwegian Air, which flies to Scotland or Ireland for just $199 (per trip one way).
A full schedule of special flights as follows:
Edinburgh, Scotland: daily summer flights from 15 to 28 October, and then three times a week during the winter season, starting October 29.
Belfast, Northern Ireland: flights three times a week in the summer season from 1 July to 28 October, and then twice a week during the winter season, starting October 29.
Dublin, Ireland: daily summer flights from July 1; flights three times a week during the winter season from October 29.
Shannon, Ireland: flights twice a week from 2 July.
In addition, Norwegian Air does everything possible to make life easier for the people of new York. The airline together with the airport cooperates with the carrier Coach USA and offers travelers a Shuttle to the airport. The bus trip cost $ 20 adjusted to the flight schedule of Norwegian airlines. Buses depart from Port Authority station.
