More and more airlines are offering student or youth tickets, with Nordic airlines leading the way. In addition to SAS and Widerøe, you can also get discounted rates (and luggage allowance) on the small Faroese carrier, Atlantic Airways. The Faroe Islands are really beautiful and flights there are usually quite expensive. Hence, the Sveiggj tickets are appreciated, especially since you can grab cheaper fares than with SAS’ youth tickets and this one includes bags. It is available for people aged 12-25.
Once you get the discounts (instructions below), you can find the following return fares to (and from) the island:
- Copenhagen – Vagar at DKK 1,301 (~€174)
- Aalborg – Vagar at DKK 1,359 (~€182)
- Billund – Vagar at DKK 1,375 (~€184)
- Vagar – Reykjavik at DKK 1,528 (~€205)
- Oslo – Vagar at DKK 1,575 (~€211)
- more routes


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Atlantic Airways operates a fleet of four Airbus A320 aircraft from its homebase of Vagar aiport on the Faroe Islands.
Search & Book
To get access to the benefits you first need to make sure that you are between 12 and 25 years old. If that is the case, follow these three steps:
- Create a free Atlantic Airways Account account (if you haven’t already).
- Request an age verification by uploading a picture of your passport or driver’s license.
- Wait for approval. Once you’re approved, you’ll see it in your profile by either clicking on the ‘Youth – Sveiggj’ menu or by checking if your card has the ‘Sveiggj’ logo.
- When you’re logged in, you’ll have a ‘Search Youth Tickets’ option when searching for flights.
Editor’s Note: A discounted fare to one of the most remote and “exotic” places in Europe. While the Faroe Islands are surely not the most spectacular place of the continent – but why not enjoy dramatic landscapes couple of days as long as you can still get there for half the price?
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Youth tickets will earn you 250 points per flight in the carrier’s Súlubonus programme, half the amount regular tickets do.
