Operating income for the quarter, including subsidiary Widerøe, rose to SEK 8.5 billion from SEK 8.2 billion a year earlier.
The result was slightly lower than analysts had expected, while revenue beat expectations, according to Bloomberg.
Norwegian's board of directors proposes a dividend of 80 Norwegian kroner per share, which would give shareholders a total of 844 million kroner.
The full-year result - an operating profit of 3.7 billion Norwegian kroner - is the best in Norwegian's history, according to CEO Geir Karlsen.
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