The budget airline Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA says that in the next couple years, it could begin offering one-way fares to Europe from the U.S. for as low as $69 by flying out of smaller, less expensive airports.

Lower cost airfares to Europe may be available to U.S. travelers by 2017. 


According to reports, the budget carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA is developing plans to offer one-way flights for as little as $69 by providing service through less expensive airports. 

While the CEO admits that the average round trip fare from places like Westchester County Airport in New York state will likely be in the $300 range, it should still be significantly less than the cost of flying out of la