Norse Atlantic Airways reports 35% revenue rise despite reduced capacity and lower

Norse Atlantic Airways reports 35% revenue rise despite reduced capacity and lower
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Norse Atlantic Airways operated reduced capacity in September 2025, transporting about 109,200 passengers, roughly one third fewer than a year earlier, while seat load factor reached 96.9 percent.

Despite the lower passenger count, the airline’s unit revenue increased 35 percent year‑on‑year, with July unit revenue at 7.1 cents and August at 6.9 cents, and it operated 211 regular flights alongside an increase in ACMI and charter flights from 66 to 177.

From November the carrier will limit its US schedule to Orlando only and is in talks to lease Boeing 787 aircraft that will be returned by another airline.

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