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I booked red-eye flights with two European airline carriers I'd never heard of before. The one I'd book again was less comfortable.

Joey HaddenSep 9, 2023, 15:53 IST

Insider's reporter booked two red-eye flights to Europe with Norse and Level airlines.Joey Hadden/Insider

I booked red-eye flights on Norse and Level, two European airlines I'd never heard of before.
The Norse flight was $180, and the Level flight cost about $450. Both were economy seats.

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I recently took red-eye flights with two European airlines I'd never heard of before — Norse and Level.

Norse and Level are European airlines with red-eye flights.Joey Hadden/Insider

The Norse flight was less expensive than the Level flight, though the flights were to different destinations and at different times of year.

Flight information for Norse and Level.Joey Hadden/Insider

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The Level aircraft had more seats than the Norse plane.

Inside the cabins on Norse and Level flights.Joey Hadden/Insider

Both flights had plenty of empty seats.

Empty seats on both flights.Joey Hadden/Insider

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The Level seat was more comfortable than the Norse seat, in my opinion.

Seats on the Norse and Level flights.Joey Hadden/Insider

I had more legroom on the Norse flight.

The author's legroom on each flight.Joey Hadden/Insider

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Both flights had a wide selection of inflight entertainment.

Both flights had seat back screens.Joey Hadden/Insider

Both flights had amenities available for purchase, but Level had more.

Amenity menus on each flight.Joey Hadden/Insider

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On the Norse flight, food costs extra. On the Level flight, dinner and breakfast were included in the price of the ticket.

Both flights served food.Joey Hadden/Insider

There were fewer disturbances on the Norse flight.

Snapshots from the author's Norse (L) and Level (R) flights in the middle of the night.Joey Hadden/Insider

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Based on my preferences, I'd probably book with Norse in the future.

The author preferred the Norse flight.Joey Hadden/Insider

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