This compares with a loss of SEK 611 million in the same period last year. The results were positively affected by a stronger Norwegian krone and gains from fuel hedging, the company says in its interim report.
"Although we are pleased that overall demand looks good, we are navigating a complex and unpredictable market with both economic and political uncertainty. Despite this, we had a positive development in the first quarter with stable and reliable operations and good cost control," says Norwegian's CEO Geir Karlsen in a press release.
