Emirates and South African Airways expand codeshare: Emirates and South African Airways (SAA) announced an expansion of their codeshare partnership, enabling access to nine cities and establishing the start of […]
In August, Norse Atlantic Airways delivered continued strong commercial performance in own network with unit revenue (TRASK) up 30% year-over-year to 6.9 US cents per available seat kilometer. While capacity reductions due to elevated fuel prices impact the number of passengers carried, the load factor remained close to 99%, confirming stable strong demand for Norse’s long-haul product.
Operations at London Gatwick (LGW) were halted for nearly an hour on Friday, Sep. 4, after a Norse Atlantic Airways flight aborted its take-off at high speed, triggering an emergency response and widespread disruption across the airport’s network. Nose Gear Failure and Emergency Response The Norse Atlantic Flight Z0701, a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner bound for […]
Travel Radar•Zoe Weyrauch-Gosling4 SeptAviationNews – Norse Atlantic Airways is actively exploring a merger, sale, or strategic partnership after reporting a first-half net loss of US$94.6 million for 2026....
Norse Atlantic posted a $95 million net loss for the 1H26, more than four times deeper than the same period
Air Insight•Addison Schonland20 AugTop airline news stories for August 17, 2026 are affecting these airlines (click the link for the full details): SAS Allegiant Sundair Southwest Airlines AirAsia SKY Airline Brussels Airlines Norse Atlantic Airways Pegasus Airlines SriLankan Airlines Link to the gallery: https://airlinersgallery.smugmug.com/Airline-News-Daily/202682-August-16-31-2026-Airline-Headline-News
World Airline News•Bruce Drum17 Aug
Struggling Norwegian carrier explores Asian lease deals to steady cash flow with ready-to-fly Boeing 787s.
Norse Atlantic Airways has confirmed it will end its ACMI partnership with IndiGo later this year, freeing up six Boeing 787 Dreamliners for new leasing opportunities and expansion across its own long-haul network. The Norwegian long-haul carrier announced that its agreement with India’s largest airline will conclude on the 1st [read more]
UK Aviation News•UK Aviation News6 AugNorse Atlantic Airways is looking for new work for six Boeing 787-9s after Indian carrier IndiGo agreed to…
AeroTime•Stephen Pope5 AugThe carrier is struggling to overcome higher jet fuel prices and route disruptions stemming from the war in Iran.
AirlineGeeks•Zach Vasile5 Aug
LARA•Keith Mwanalushi3 AugIndiGo (6E), the leading airline in India in terms of market share and seat capacity, announced on Friday that it will end wide-body operations specifically to London Heathrow (LHR) on October 25, 2026, and terminate its aircraft lease with Norse Atlantic Airways (N0) by October 31, 2026. It is a reduction in a program that […]
Travel Radar•Sunil Raj Kumar3 AugAviation News – IndiGo and Norse Atlantic Airways have agreed to terminate their long-haul partnership effective 1 November 2026, leading the Indian low-cost carrier to...
All-Boeing 787 airline Norse Atlantic Airways is pursuing a sale, merger, or partnership, as the airline has otherwise run out of viable options, after India’s IndiGo pulled the plug on its aircraft leasing agreement.
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig2 Aug
IndiGo will discontinue its widebody operations under ACMI agreement with Norse Atlantic in October after geopolitical tensions resulted in difficulties with its European long-haul services.
AviationSource News•Len Varley2 AugNorse Atlantic Airways has announced the early termination of its ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance) agreement with IndiGo, with the partnership ending on 1 November 2026. The decision, reached by mutual agreement, follows ongoing geopolitical challenges that have made long-haul operations between India and Europe less commercially viable. The airline cited persistently high fuel […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban1 Aug
JFK Millennium Partners (JMP), the company selected by the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey to build and operate John F. Kennedy International Airport’s new world-class Terminal 6 (JFK T6), and Air India, India’s leading global airline, today announced that the airline has chosen T6 for its operations beginning in 2028. The move aligns Air India with other Star Alliance member carriers in the new terminal and marks another major airline commitment to T6, which has now been selected by 16 leading international carriers at JFK. Other airlines that have announced movements to T6 include Star Alliance members Air Canada, All Nippon Airways (ANA), Austrian Airlines, Avianca, Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS, and TAP Air Portugal — in addition to Aer Lingus, Cathay Pacific, Condor, JetBlue, Kuwait Airways, Icelandair, and Norse Atlantic. Air India’s existing codeshare or interline partnerships with many of these carriers will offer customers seamless, same-terminal connections to onward destinations across the Americas.
With the FIFA World Cup having just passed the semi-final stage, all eyes are on the tournament. When England reached the semis, Norse Atlantic UK, the British arm of Norwegian carrier Norse Atlantic Airways, operated a special flight for fans to attend the World Cup match in Atlanta, USA. Route and Schedule The carrier announced […]
Travel Radar•Sunil Raj Kumar16 Jul
North American traffic was on the rise at Heathrow last month. Tomorrow, Norse Atlantic will operate a rare one-off flight from Gatwick to Atlanta.
Demand for Norse Atlantic’s first direct flight from Oslo to Miami following Norway’s historic FIFA World Cup quarter-final qualification was so strong that the flight sold out almost immediately. Norse has now secured capacity for a second direct Dreamliner service, giving even more Norwegian supporters the opportunity to cheer on the national team against England. “The response has been truly overwhelming. We’ve received an extraordinary number of enquiries from supporters wanting to be there as Norway writes football history. We’re therefore delighted that we’ve been able to secure capacity for a second flight,” says Eivind Roald, CEO of Norse Atlantic.
Norway’s historic qualification for the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals has prompted both Scandinavian carriers to add special non-stop flights from Oslo to Miami, allowing hundreds of supporters to attend the national team’s clash with England. SAS has scheduled a dedicated round-trip service using a 266-seat Airbus A330. The flight will depart Oslo on 10 July […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban7 Jul