Beginning November 1, 2026, travelers will be able to choose among three fare levels across Atlantic Airways’ entire network.
The Light fare includes a cabin bag of 8kg and a personal item, while the Standard adds a 23kg checked bag.
The Flex fare, the most comprehensive, includes two 23 kg checked bags, the ability to modify the journey without extra fees, access to the lounges of partner airports and the fast-track at the relevant airports.
It also provides a protection in case of no-show, with the option to modify or refund the ticket up to one year after the date of the flight.
These new formulas apply to bookings made from September 3, 2026 for flights operated from November 1.
The Light fare includes a cabin bag of 8kg and a personal item, while the Standard adds a 23kg checked bag.
The Flex fare, the most comprehensive, includes two 23 kg checked bags, the ability to modify the journey without extra fees, access to the lounges of partner airports and the fast-track at the relevant airports.
It also provides a protection in case of no-show, with the option to modify or refund the ticket up to one year after the date of the flight.
These new formulas apply to bookings made from September 3, 2026 for flights operated from November 1.
Up to 20% discount on direct flights
To accompany this new fare grid, Atlantic Airways is offering up to 20% off its direct flights operated between November 1, 2026 and June 1, 2027.
The offer applies to connections to or from the Faroe Islands from Copenhagen, Billund, Aalborg, Paris, London, Edinburgh, Reykjavik and Oslo. The promotion is valid for tickets booked before September 8, 2026 at 23:59 on the company’s website.
For the French market, it notably covers the resumption of the direct Paris–Vágar link on April 23, 2027. The flight from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Terminal 2B, is announced with a duration of 2h40.
The company also highlights the winter period on the Faroe Islands, with notably the northern lights, the discovery of Tórshavn, and landscapes that are less frequented than in the summer season.
The offer applies to connections to or from the Faroe Islands from Copenhagen, Billund, Aalborg, Paris, London, Edinburgh, Reykjavik and Oslo. The promotion is valid for tickets booked before September 8, 2026 at 23:59 on the company’s website.
For the French market, it notably covers the resumption of the direct Paris–Vágar link on April 23, 2027. The flight from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Terminal 2B, is announced with a duration of 2h40.
The company also highlights the winter period on the Faroe Islands, with notably the northern lights, the discovery of Tórshavn, and landscapes that are less frequented than in the summer season.
Published by Amelia Brille 
