Direct Return Flights from London Gatwick to Boston from £224 or New York £259 - October Dates - Norse Atlantic Airways

My understanding is that Norse are essentially the rebranded Norwegian airlines long-haul offering. Pre-pandemic I used to get them semi-regularly to Boston from Gatwick and generally they were on par with other airlines in terms of experience. Their Dreamliner fleet was more or less new at the time as well so the planes were decently comfortable. No frills, no hold luggage or meals included, bring food with you or buy expensive snacks and drinks during the flight. They didn't used to charge extra for bulkhead seats with extra legroom. If I were still visiting Boston regularly I would definitely give them a try, and I always prefer Gatwick as a base to go from rather than Heathrow.

Great deal.

Their under seat bag size is larger than most budget airlines (Ryanair, Wizz)
"Underseat bag / personal item 45 x 36 x 22 cm"
Manageable for a week away as it's still fairly warm in US north east in early October.

Great prices! Heat from me.
Just need to remember the cost of everything in the US is crazy, even if the pound is a little stronger than a few months ago.

Blimey cracking prices plus sensible departure and arrival times too

Most people complain about additional costs on board and baggage, but it's all laid out up front so if you ensure you take what you need and stick to the weights i cant see how you can complain. What does seem to be an issue is check in times, they dont have an app so you have to queue up to print a baording ticket, which has led to long delays. Also no tsa pre check coming back from usa so again lines are likely to be long.