Norse Atlantic ASA today reports a substantial increase in revenue and improved financial results for the second quarter of 2025, driven by a record 97% load factor and 36% passenger growth, reflecting the successful execution of Norse Atlantic Airways’ data-driven commercial strategy and focus on operational efficiencies.
Norse Atlantic ASA is operating 12 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners from a strong base for further improvements as Norse Atlantic transitions to the dual-leg model with ACMI charters, reducing market risk and complementing our own scheduled network.
In the second quarter, the airline operated 11 aircraft in its own network and one on a long-term ACMI with Indigo. In the coming months, five additional aircraft will be transferred to Indigo in India
From early 2026, the fleet in its own scheduled network will comprise six aircraft.
Heading into the 2025 summer season, the Transatlantic market has shown some softness. At the same time, the airline sees strong demand for the Asia and Africa fall/winter program.
Norse Atlantic renewed its charter agreement with P&O Cruises for the next two winter seasons, flying cruise passengers from the UK to the Caribbean in the November to March period.
