Airline Industry News, Trends, Analysis
The Norwegian Group isn’t complacent, or taking anything for granted, after progress with USDOT towards granting Open Skies access to the U.S. for Norwegian Air International, Ireland.
The decision by the USDOT has not been popular with the lobbying groups which have fought against recognising NAI as anything more than “a flag of convenience,” and Norwegian is tackling this resistance by disputing claims on poor labor terms and negative impact to U.S. airlines and the U.S. market.
Local politics in Denmark became heated when the Danish prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen booked a low-fare holiday flight on Ryanair to visit Malaga with his partner.
But Norwegian Air Shuttle kept its pulse on chatter in the local market, responding with humour on Social Media.
The airline made a meal of the opportunity to tout its own Scandinavian-friendly labour practices and free WiFi.
Finnair Cabin Attendant. Image Finnair. While all the attention today in european aviation was drawn to the carefully choreographed strike by German airport employees (which …