Norwegian Group flew 1.9 million passengers in November
Norwegian Group carried nearly 1.9 million passengers last month, as seat capacity rose 28%.
Norwegian carried had 1,531,361 passengers while subsidiary Widerøe had 326,041 passengers.
November load factor remained stable as average flying distance increased by 17% compared to last year as the network includes more routes to warm winter and arctic tourism destinations.
“We are pleased to deliver a small increase in load factor while at the same time achieving substantial double digit capacity growth,” said Geir Karlsen, CEO of Norwegian.
“This demonstrates that our winter programme is being received well by our passengers.”
November brought several days of challenging weather conditions that affected operations.
Karlsen said booking momentum is encouraging, especially for the busy Christmas travel season ‘as a result of successful marketing campaigns.’
Due to the weather issues, flight punctuality was 81% , down 5.8% from November last year.
Norwegian operated an average of 75 aircraft during November.
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