Manchester Airport launches twice-weekly flights to Billund, Denmark
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 07:08 · Archive
Manchester Airport will launch twice-weekly flights to Billund, Denmark from April 2027, operated by Norwegian.
Manchester Airport has announced a new twice-weekly service to Billund, Denmark, launching on 1 April 2027. Operated by Norwegian, the route will fly from Terminal 2 on Thursdays and Sundays, with a flight time of around one hour and 35 minutes. This is Norwegian's seventh destination from Manchester, joining Oslo, Stavanger, Tromsø, Bergen, Stockholm and Copenhagen.
Billund is home to LEGO's global headquarters and the Legoland Billund Resort, Denmark's most visited tourist attraction outside Copenhagen, which draws more than two million visitors each year. The town also features the Lego House, a museum designed to resemble giant LEGO bricks, along with a Lego Holiday Village, Lego Hotel and a Lego-themed Sea Life Centre.
Stephen Turner, chief commercial officer at Manchester Airport, said the airport is 'proud to connect people from across the region with a wide variety of destinations – many of which, including Billund, are not served by any other airport in our catchment area'. He noted that Manchester already has a popular Lego Store in Terminal 2 Departures. Sara Neergaard, country director for Denmark at Norwegian, said Billund is also 'a gateway to some of Denmark's most exciting experiences, from the beautiful west coast to charming towns, nature and attractions for the whole family'.
How it is being reported
- Manchester Airport gets £62 flights to the home of LegoA new flight route will soon offer passengers from the north of England a direct connection to the hometown of LEGO.NW Evening Mail · 25 Oct, 06:00
- Manchester Airport gets £62 flights to the home of LegoA new flight route will soon offer passengers from the north of England a direct connection to the hometown of LEGO.Westmorland Gazette · 25 Oct, 06:00
In this story: Manchester Airport · Norwegian · Billund · Denmark · LEGO · Legoland Billund Resort
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