Norse Atlantic Airways sees 35% rise in unit revenue and high load factor in September

Norse Atlantic Airways reported a 35% year‑on‑year increase in unit revenue (TRASK) for September, reaching 5.8 US cents per available seat kilometre, while maintaining a load factor of 96.9%; its CEO said unit revenue to date in 2026 is up 25% from last year.

The airline operated 211 scheduled flights and 177 ACMI/charter flights in September, up from 66 the previous year, but total passengers fell 32% year‑on‑year to 109,202; it completed 99% of its scheduled flights, with 70% departing within 15 minutes, though on‑time performance was affected by air traffic control delays and disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict.

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