Norwegian Reward offers Status Match with SAS EuroBonus
Norwegian’s award-winning benefits program Norwegian Reward offers this autumn a shortcut to the top-level Priority for all SAS EuroBonus members with gold and diamond cards.
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Norwegian group with record of 2.85 million passengers in July
In July, Norwegian had 2,526,093 passengers while Widerøe had 331,035, totalling 2,857,128 for the group. For Norwegian, this represents a passenger growth of 9 percent from July last year and the highest number of passengers since 2019. Unit revenue equalled the record figure from July last year.
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The Norwegian Group with increased capacity and passenger growth in the second quarter
The Norwegian Group delivered an operating profit (EBIT) of NOK 593 million in the second quarter of 2024. The quarter was characterised by strong capacity and passenger growth, but also slightly lower demand impacting ticket prices. In the quarter, the company performed well operationally, with improved cost level and strong cash flow.
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Norwegian group had 2.6 million passengers in June and provides updated profit outlook for 2024
In June, Norwegian had 2,245,735 passengers while Widerøe had 346,747 passengers, totalling 2,592,482 for the group. This represents an 11 percent increase in passengers since last June for Norwegian and a 6 percent increase for Widerøe. The group revises its profit outlook for 2024 downwards and provides an updated unit cost forecast.
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Norwegian launches new direct route between London and Northern Norway
Seats go on sale today for Norwegian’s newest route between London and Northern Norway for the upcoming winter season.
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Norwegian releases flight tickets for spring 2025
With the summer holidays just around the corner, travel plans for next year may seem far in the future, but today Norwegian is opening for tickets from the basic program which means that tickets for trips in the spring and early summer are open for booking. This initial launch includes tickets on 234 routes to 99 destinations from 30 March to 1 June 2025.
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The summer programme continues for Norwegian group with 2.5 million passengers in May
In May, Norwegian had 2,138,484 passengers, while Widerøe had 333,492 passengers, totalling 2,472,976 for the group. Capacity for Norwegian was up 19 percent compared to May last year, while the load factor was down 2 percentage points to 82 percent. The airline operated an average of 84 aircraft this month, as the summer programme is approaching cruising speed.
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Norwegian and the Norwegian Pilot Union reach agreement through mediation
After two days of mediation, Norwegian and the Norwegian Pilot Union (NPU) have reached a positive conclusion with a new collective bargaining agreement. As a result, the risk of strike action has been removed.
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Norwegian and Strawberry agree on jointly owned loyalty company
Norwegian and Strawberry have agreed on a joint platform for their 10-million-member strong loyalty programmes Norwegian Reward and Strawberry. Following the initial announcement in June last year, the arrangement has now been fully agreed and the jointly owned company is up and running.
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The Norwegian Group kicks off summer programme with 2.2 million passengers in April
In April, Norwegian had 1,892,362 passengers, while Widerøe had 315,495 passengers, totalling 2,207,857 for the group. Capacity for Norwegian was up 18 percent compared to April last year, while the load factor was 80.3 percent. The airline operated an average of 81 aircraft this month, up from 73 in March, as the summer programme gets up to full speed.
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The Norwegian Group with improved results in seasonally weak quarter
Norwegian recorded an operating loss (EBIT) of NOK 763 million for the group in the first quarter of 2024. The results were significantly improved compared to first quarter 2023, even though this quarter was impacted by a weaker Norwegian krone. Norwegian’s liquidity position improved to NOK 10.4 billion in a quarter which includes the successful acquisition of Widerøe.
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The Norwegian Group had 1.8 million passengers in March
In March, Norwegian had 1,544,289 passengers, while Widerøe had 276,413 passengers, totalling 1,820,702 for the group. The load factor for Norwegian increased to 85 percent, up 4 percentage points compared to March last year. Norwegian recorded a strong regularity of 99.6 percent in March, while on-time performance also improved compared to previous months.
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