Articles Tagged ‘Norwegian’
Norwegian appoints new EVP Network, Pricing & Optimisation
Magnus Thome Maursund will take up the position of EVP Network, Pricing & Optimisation at Norwegian on 1 October 2021. He has held several managerial positions at the airline for more than a decade.
Route to recovery for Europe – the continent’s next big low-cost leisure opportunities
As European airlines look to rebuild their networks and stimulate traffic, anna.aero looks at the largest markets in Northern Europe which were underserved by pan-European based low-cost airlines from the south of the continent pre-pandemic, with leisure being the market that is expected to rebound the quickest.
Norwegian to close long-haul; lost €159 million in 2019, RDC shows
Norwegian won’t resume long-haul operations and will instead focus on its core. We explore financial performance and top routes, airports, and countries.
Copenhagen – Bilbao, a large unserved market; we examine profitability using RDC’s Apex platform
Copenhagen – Bilbao is unserved with 22,000 pax, 18% YOY growth, 485,000+ searches, + a good avg fare. We look at who could operate it + likely performance.
UK – Spain most profitable for Euro LCCs last year with est. €395m, RDC’s Apex platform shows
Despite tough times, we explore Europe’s top-20 most profitable markets last year. The UK’s quarantine undermines the recovery of the #1 most profitable market, UK – Spain.
Boeing 737 Classic seats totalled 44 million last year, down 224 million since 2010
In 2010, Boeing’s 737 Classics had 268 million seats globally. Last year, they had 44 million. We look at the evolution of the type and top airlines and routes for each series.
Norwegian unveils ‘New Norwegian’ amid continued existential challenge
As Norwegian says it’ll run out of cash in mid-May, the carrier reveals New Norwegian, its survival plan. We see what it’ll do.
Norwegian 56% lower fare to US than airlines from Heathrow
Norwegian has six million Europe – US seats and Gatwick is key. From Gatwick, NYC, Tampa, Seattle, Austin, and LA perform well by fare/mile; others don’t.
Norwegian Air Argentina sold to JetSMART after just 14 months
With Argentina’s economic situation and significant domestic capacity growth, it hasn’t been easy. This acquisition will help with stability.
95 served routes in Europe have average 27,000 indirect passengers
431 routes within Europe have 20,000+ passengers connecting. 95 of these have 50%+ passengers flying indirectly with a median 27,000 per route.
Melting pot of intrigue: American announces London-Boston soon after Delta
Yesterday, American announced it’ll restart a daily Boston-London/Heathrow. This follows Delta’s Boston-Gatwick announcement in August. London-Boston has seen strong traffic growth following fare declines from Norwegian. With market share reductions and JetBlue coming, London-Boston is a melting pot of intrigue.
Norwegian parties its way to Portugal from Billund
Norwegian launches operations from its new Billund base to Faro and Ponta Delgada in the Azores.