Norwegian Air's new flights could make your next trip to Europe as low as $200

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• Low-cost airline Norwegian Air is offering new budget-friendly flights to Europe.
• The airline will add two more nonstop routes from Boston's Logan International Airport to Rome and Madrid in the summer of 2019.
• One-way fares to Rome start at $300, while one-way fares to Madrid start at $200.
• Both new routes are only available during the summer season.

Low-cost carrier Norwegian just sweetened our summer plans with some new budget-friendly flights to Europe. The airline on Tuesday said it will add two more nonstop routes for summer 2019 out of Boston's Logan International to Rome and to Madrid.

Norwegian will also be moving its existing London service from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to Miami International Airport, and its London service from Oakland International Airport will move to San Francisco International Airport.

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