Norwegian Posts Third-Quarter Profit Above Forecast at 2.7 Billion Kroner
The Norwegian airline Norwegian reports an unexpectedly high third-quarter profit.
BusinessThe Norwegian airline Norwegian reports an unexpectedly high third-quarter profit.
BusinessNorwegian has decided to cut 123 positions.
BusinessThe trial between Erling Braut Haaland and the airline Norwegian will take place in March, Dagbladet reports.
SportsNorwegian is ready to take legal action against Erling Braut Haaland, the airline’s CEO says.
SportsErling Braut Haaland is suing Norwegian. According to Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang, Haaland’s representatives believe the airline used the football star’s trademark in an unauthorized way.
SportsIn his sixth year as CEO, Geir Karlsen is aiming for a listing of Norwegian's shares on the Stockholm Stock Exchange and hotels in Spain. He downplays the risk of canceled flights and more expensive tickets because of higher jet fuel prices.
BusinessOslo Airport Gardermoen will be completely closed to traffic for five hours on Sunday when Norwegian air traffic controllers go on strike. Four departures to and four arrivals from Oslo at Arlanda have been canceled.
BusinessInterest in travel to Southern Europe does not seem to be decreasing despite the major fires in France and Spain. "Flight tickets to Bordeaux are still being booked for the coming days," writes Catharina Solli, press manager at the airline Norwegian.
BusinessA Norwegian plane en route from Gardermoen, Norway, to Dubrovnik, Croatia, had to make an emergency landing on Monday.
WorldThe Norwegian airline Norwegian reports an operating loss of 603 million Norwegian kroner for the second quarter.
BusinessThe flood of reports gets going in earnest next week. The economy looks good, says Lars Söderfjell at the Bank of Åland.
BusinessNorwegian Air may lower its fares after oil prices plummeted last week. "It could very well happen. We are monitoring developments every day," says the airline's CEO, Geir Karlsen.
BusinessNorwegian Air is buying Petter Stordalen's hotel and travel group, Nordic Leisure Travel Group (NLTG), which includes Ving and Spies, among others. The price tag is almost 8 billion Swedish kronor.
BusinessDespite higher ticket prices, the airline Norwegian does not see any decrease in demand. Passengers appear willing to pay a little more now because of the current situation, CEO Geir Karlsen tells TT.
BusinessRising fuel prices are not only hitting the big aviation giants; they are also being felt by regional players. One Swedish company has had to pause operations, and another has had to drastically increase ticket prices. "We usually say that the least are hit the hardest," says Peter Larsson, CEO of Swedish Regional Airports.
BusinessTwo Norwegian aircraft are set to land at Arlanda Airport after suffering technical problems - at the same time, Aftonbladet writes.
SwedenSkyrocketing oil prices are now causing a number of airlines - including SAS - to introduce some form of fuel surcharge. Norwegian is also joining in.
BusinessDespite the airspace being largely closed, travel companies are now trying to bring Swedish travelers home from destinations in the Middle East. Both TUI and Apollo have managed to bring some of their travelers home.
SwedenMany countries have closed their airspace following US and Israeli attacks on Iran early Saturday. As a result, several airlines are canceling flights to countries in the Middle East.
WorldThe airline Norwegian reports an operating profit of 21 million Norwegian kroner for the fourth quarter of last year. This compares with a loss of 93 million kroner in the same quarter of 2024.
BusinessConcerns about developments in the Middle East are causing a number of major airlines to pause traffic to Dubai and other destinations.
BusinessAirlines around the world have been forced to cancel flights with Airbus A320s to carry out a necessary software update. SAS announces that its flights are running as normal after installing the software overnight.
BusinessA fault on thousands of Airbus planes needs to be fixed. Many of them need to be taken out of service.
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