Norwegian has released tickets for its summer 2026 programme, offering travellers an extensive network of over 300 routes to more than 120 destinations across Europe. The schedule, covering the period from March to October 2026, is now available for booking.
In August, Norwegian had 2,420,727 passengers, marking the end of a record peak season. This is particularly true for Widerøe, which set a new passenger record in each of the summer months. Widerøe’s August passenger numbers were 366,216, bringing the group total to 2,786,943. Norwegian will announce the summer programme for 2026 later this month.
In July, Norwegian had 2,566,235 passengers, which sets a new post-pandemic record for number of passengers in a month. Widerøe’s passenger number was 362,337, the highest July figure ever recorded, bringing the group total to 2,928,572. Also, Norwegian announced the first dividend payment in the company’s history.
The Norwegian Group reported record strong figures during the second quarter, with a profit before tax (EBT) of above NOK 1 billion. Operational performance remained stellar, with Norwegian among the top European airlines on punctuality. In addition, the company announced that it will pay a dividend for the first time in its history, of NOK 0.90 per share, to be paid in August.
In June, Norwegian had 2,371,908 passengers, which sets a post pandemic record for June. Widerøe had 394,290 passengers, bringing the group total to 2,766,198. The load factor for both Norwegian and Widerøe increased with a solid four percentage points compared to last year. In addition, Widerøe delivered record high passenger numbers during the month.
Norwegian has entered into an agreement to purchase 11 LEAP-1B spare engines from CFM International. These fuel-efficient engines will support Norwegian’s growing fleet of modern Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
In May, Norwegian had 2,178,172 passengers, while Widerøe had 349,345 passengers, bringing the group total to 2,527,517. The load factor for Norwegian increased by 1.5 percentage points in May compared to last year. Norwegian is looking forward to a very busy summer.
