Norwegian airline to add third US airport to Irish service

Norwegian Air International has added a third US airport to serve the Irish flights that it plans to announce Thursday. The airline is due to give details of its proposed low-cost transatlantic services from Ireland at a launch in Cork Airport after winning approval from the US govt and aviation regulator. According to reports, it has also won approval to fly to Bradley International in Connecticut. The airline is already known to have lined up 2 other US airports, Stewart in New York state and TF Green in Providence Rhode Island. Norwegian will fly 12 times a week from Dublin Airport from next summer, serving both Stewart, which is about 90km from New York, and Providence, which is a similar distance from Boston. Cork will have 3 flights to Providence, but could get further services to Stewart at some point in the future. <br/>