Norwegian Air Shuttle October Load Factor Hits Record 89.2%

By Public Technologies
  • Norwegian Group carried 2,800,000 passengers in October 2026, including 2,400,000 with Norwegian and 395,000 with Widerøe.
  • Norwegian's load factor rose 2 percentage points to 89.2%, a record for October.
  • Capacity increased 5% to 3,620 million available seat kilometers; passenger traffic grew 7% to 3,229 million revenue passenger kilometers.
  • Widerøe's load factor reached an October record of 75.3%, up 1.9 percentage points from a year earlier.
  • Punctuality reached 83.7% at Norwegian versus 93.3% at Widerøe.


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