Topics: Transport

  • Norwegian reports passenger and load factor records in July

    Norwegian reports a continued passenger growth in July. The airline sets new passenger record with nearly 2.7 million travellers in July, the highest number ever in a single month. July was also characterised by considerable holiday traffic in all markets and a record high load factor of 94 percent.

  • Norwegian boosts its Reward scheme for frequent flyers

    Norwegian, recently voted ‘Europe’s best low cost airline’ and the ‘World’s best low cost long-haul airline’, has announced that members of its popular ‘Norwegian Reward’ loyalty programme can now collect CashPoints up to 30 days after departure.

  • Norwegian reports strong improvement in earnings and record high load factor

    Norwegian (NAS) today reported its second quarter results for 2015. The pre-tax result (EBT) was 456 MNOK, an improvement of 593 MNOK from the previous year. The load factor for this period was 85 percent with strong progress in all of Norwegian’s markets. This also applies to the long-haul operation, where the the passenger number has more than doubled since the same period last year.

  • Norwegian reports record high load factors in June

    Norwegian reports a continued passenger growth and a record-high load factor of 88 percent for the month of June. The positive trend is a combination of solid growth on the long-haul operation and many sun-seeking Scandinavians during June.

  • Norwegian Launches Flights from the US to the Caribbean

    Norwegian will launch flights from Boston, Baltimore/Washington, D.C. and New York City to two Caribbean destinations: the Guadeloupe Islands and Martinique. Only two years after launching its long-haul operation, Norwegian will now be the largest foreign airline at New York’s JFK airport in terms of number of routes. The airline currently offers 31 direct routes from the US.

  • Invitation to presentation of Norwegian’s 2nd quarter report

    Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA will release the second quarter results Thursday 16 July 2015. The report will be made available at 7:00 AM (CET) at norwegian.com and newsweb.no.
    The Company will present the results 8.30 AM (CET) at Felix Conference Center, Bryggetorget 3, Oslo. The presentation will be held by CEO Bjørn Kjos and CFO Frode Foss.
    Conference call – Q&A session
    At 14:00 (CET)

  • Support the work for children when booking your next flight

    Norwegian, UNICEF and Amadeus extend their long-term cooperation with a global agreement. The new agreement enables Norwegian’s passenger to donate funds to UNICEF’s work for children all over the world when purchasing their flights online.

  • Norwegian reports solid traffic figures and high load factor in May

    Norwegian carried about 2.4 million passengers in May 2015, an increase of 13 percent compared to the same month previous year. The load factor was 84.9 percent, up 7.9 percentage points. However, it is important to view this month´s traffic figures in light of the weak traffic figures of May last year.

  • Successful placement of new senior unsecured bond

    Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA has successfully completed a new unsecured bond issue of NOK 1 billion with maturity May 2018. The settlement date for the loan is expected to be 20 May 2015.
    Net proceeds from the bond issue will be used for general corporate purposes. An application will be made for listing of the bonds on Oslo Stock Exchange. The new bond loan was oversubscribed.
    Arctic Securiti

  • Norwegian continues UK expansion with three new routes

    Norwegian today announced further expansion in the UK with three new routes set to launch from Edinburgh and Birmingham airports to the Canary Islands this winter. In total, Norwegian is adding almost 100,000 seats between the destinations.

  • Norwegian reports strong passenger growth and high load factor in the first quarter

    Norwegian today reported its Q1 results for 2015. The net profit is -538 MNOK, an improvement of 57 MNOK from the previous year. The results were affected by the pilot strike in Scandinavia and the weak Norwegian currency. The passenger growth outside Scandinavia is strong and the load factor is six percentage points higher than the same period last year. Future bookings are looking good.

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