Autumn is travel time in Norway. The school autumn holidays are now in full swing across the country. At Norwegian, southern favorites and big-city classics again top the Norwegians’ most preferred destinations.
The Norwegian Competition Authority has today notified Norwegian that the processing timeline of Norwegian’s acquisition of Widerøe is being extended.
Norwegian celebrates 20 years at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
With a robust operational performance, Norwegian reported a notable operating profit (EBIT) of NOK 651 million in the second quarter, a period that marked the beginning of the bustling summer travel season.
Norwegian reports the highest capacity the airline has experienced this year. It marks a 12-percent increase compared to the same period last year.
More people were greeted by the friendly faces of Norwegian’s cabin crew this past month than at any other time this year. Plus, all the details on Norwegian’s new loyalty program with Strawberry.
In an exciting move shaking up the Nordic aviation landscape, Norwegian is set to acquire fellow Norwegian airline, Widerøe. Previously a part of the SAS family, Widerøe will maintain its unique identity, with its brand, organization, and Bodø-based head office remaining intact.
“It is important that there are visible female role models to inspire future generations,” Tessa Naran, First Officer, Norwegian
Norwegian’s combined sustainability initiatives contribute to an annual CO2 reduction of up to 200,000 tons.
Norwegian Air has been named a 2020 Four-Star Low-Cost Airline by The Airline Passenger Experience (APEX) for a second year in a row, the highest… Read More »Norwegian Earns Coveted APEX Four-Star Rating, Again
Norwegian Airlines has become the top international carrier serving New York by passenger numbers, according to traffic figures published by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that an author who is greatly beloved must be in need of a Dreamliner. Norwegian’s latest British tail fin… Read More »Jane Austen Flies On Norwegian 787
Norwegian, WestJet and easyJet have announced a new partnership which will give travellers access to global destinations and easier short-haul connections on a single booking.… Read More »Norwegian, WestJet & easyJet Partner on ‘Worldwide by easyJet’
Norwegian reports that it carried more than 3.3 million passengers in July, the highest number of passengers the airline has served in a single month.… Read More »Norwegian reports record high passenger numbers in July
Norwegian has announced Benjamin Franklin as its first American tailfin hero. The inventor and statesman, who was often called the “first American” because of his… Read More »Early to rise: Benjamin Franklin Becomes Norwegian’s first American tailfin hero
With summer holiday season underway, Norwegian hopes to ease the journey by sharing top-tips for family travel from its in-house travel expert staff. Liliana Chantre,… Read More »Norwegian Hopes to Make Travelling with Children Easier
Norwegian has announced a new twist to its Norwegian Reward loyalty program which will give the airline’s most frequent fliers an opportunity to earn free… Read More »Norwegian Frequent Flyers Can Earn Free Long-Haul Flights and Upgrades
Norwegian has announced new services from both Austin and Chicago to London and it will add new routes from Boston and Oakland to Paris. The airline is offering introductory fares from $179 one-way to London and $149… Read More »Norwegian Adds Routes from Chicago, Austin, Newark and Oakland
Norwegian posted record passenger numbers in June—over 3 million—and marked a new milestone of more than 200 million passengers flown since its first flights in 2002.… Read More »Norwegian Breaks Records with 3 Million Passengers in June
Norwegian launches Scotland’s first direct low-cost transatlantic flights to the U.S. with service connecting Edinburgh to New York. Norwegian first began operations at Edinburgh Airport… Read More »Norwegian Launches Scotland-US Flights
The noted satirist and author of Gulliver’s Travels takes to the skies on the tailfin of Norwegian’s transatlantic planes. Norwegian has announced that Jonathan Swift… Read More »Norwegian Names Jonathan Swift As Its Second Irish Tailfin Hero
PRESS RELEASE: Norwegian’s new transatlantic routes to include U.S Preclearance for passengers flying from Dublin and Shannon Norwegian also confirms details of new shuttle service… Read More »Norwegian Adds U.S. Pre-Clearance from Dublin and Shannon
Norwegian’s Argentina Plans Take Shape as Board of Directors Approves Hiring of Staff and Route Expansion. Today the Norwegian Group Board of Directors approved the… Read More »Norwegian’s Argentina Plans Take Shape
Following approval by the USDOT of the application for its Irish carrier, Norwegian Air International (NAI) to serve U.S. cities, Norwegian Group has announced that it will open two additional pilot and crew bases in the U.S. next year.
We know President-elect Trump will be busy in those first 30 days as POTUS, but we’ll soon find out whether he’s too busy to tackle the complexities of aviation.
[UPDATED: formal statement from ALPA was added below, as well as a reply from the USDOT.] Norwegian Air Service is hiring American pilots to support its… Read More »Will Hiring US Pilots Help Norwegian Leap Over Open Skies Hurdle? No. But This Might…
Norwegian reports that it carried almost 2.8 million passengers in September, which is an increase of 14 percent compared to the same month last year.
Norwegian has announced that beloved author Roald Dahl will become the airline’s first ever British ‘tail fin hero’. The announcement comes as the world celebrates ‘Roald Dahl… Read More »Norwegian Gives Roald Dahl his Very Own Peachy Plane
Two influential Swedish women now grace the tail of Norwegian planes: author and feminist Fredrika Bremer, and artist and designer Karin Larsson.
Norwegian has issued a letter to Commissioner for Transport Violeta Bulc, thanking her for her actions thus far intervening in the matter of delayed USDOT approvals for NAI and NUK, the airline group says U.S. Congressman Peter DeFazio earned over $882,000 from the unions oposing approval of NAI’s transatlantic operations, citing “publically available information.â€
