In August 2024, Norwegian Airlines and Widerøe reported strong passenger numbers, with a total of 2,710,424 passengers. Norwegian carried 2,369,469 passengers, while Widerøe transported 340,955. This marked a 10% increase in passenger growth compared to August 2022.
Norwegian’s load factor increased to 85.7%, with a capacity growth of 11%. CEO Geir Karlsen expressed satisfaction with the trend, noting improved yields and crediting staff for their efforts. Meanwhile, Widerøe saw an 8% rise in passengers, with a load factor of 76.5%.
Both airlines anticipate strong booking momentum into the autumn and winter seasons.
This post was published on 5 September 2024 08:16
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