Norwegian Air Argentina rolled out complimentary Wi-Fi on domestic flights Nov. 16, making it the first carrier in the country to do so.
The Norwegian Air Shuttle subsidiary began domestic operations Oct. 16. The LCC, which received its Argentinian air operator certificate (AOC) in January, is flying a single 189-seat Boeing 737-800 on daily routes from Buenos Aires’ Aeroparque Airport (AEP) to regional Argentine cities Córdoba and Mendoza. Beginning Nov. 19, two new regional routes to Neuquén and Iguazú will open; the same day, the airline will also up its daily departures to Mendoza from one to three flights as the peak summer travel season revs up. Service to Bariloche and Salta is set to begin Dec. 3.
Wi-Fi service will be implemented throughout the airline’s planned domestic fleet, CEO Ole Christian Melhus said…
