Privilege Style

✅ Trip Verified | Norwegian notified us that Privilege Style would be operating both legs of our EWR trip to and from Rome. Purchased Premium seats at $900+ Each and basically had an antiquated aircraft with one or two movies that ran on a track if you’re lucky to have a tv, remote, light or seat that was operable. Both ways seats were inop or stuck. The man in front of us had the seat I had going to Rome. The overhead lights, call buttons that were broken were now causing others frustration and a very strong sense of bait and switch. I have flown business/premium On Norwegian previously without a doubt I will think twice before booking Norwegian. Crew was nice coming back, all he did was repair pax equipment. My life raft compartment was taped.

Not Verified | Very disappointed in this Norwegian flight operated by Privilege Style. Seats were uncomfortable with little or no leg room and it was an older airplane. This was a group fare, which we paid more for, that we could have booked for less, three days before our departure date. The crew were not friendly, one of our party asked for a blanket and was told that they had to buy it.

✅ Trip Verified | Flew Zanzibar to Milan with Privilege Style. The only bad thing was the absence of entertainment during the flight, which is disappointing when you have to fly for eight hours. The route map was shown just one hour before landing. The staff were very nice and caring. One meal and two snacks were offered.

✅ Verified Review | Montego Bay to Munich with Privilege Style (a Spanish charter airline). After reading bad reviews of the airline, I was positively surprised. On our flight out to Montego Bay the space between the seats on Condor Airlines had been ridiculously narrow for a 12 hours flight, but with Privilege Style the space was comfortable, even in standard economy. The stewardesses were friendly, food much better than on our Condor flight.