In this episode of Norwegian - On Air, we have spoken to two experienced equity analysts, Preben Rasch-Olsen, Carnegie and Kenneth Sivertsen, Pareto - both following Norwegian closely. We would like to highlight that the analysts’ views are not the company's.

In this episode of Norwegian - On Air, we have spoken to two experienced equity analysts, Preben Rasch-Olsen, Carnegie and Kenneth Sivertsen, Pareto - both following Norwegian closely. We would like to highlight that the analysts’ views are not the company's.

Episode 9 - Equity analysts from Pareto and Carnegie

Welcome to an extra edition of Norwegian – On Air. We've spoken about fuel, slots and how we set our prices, but this time we'll be talking about what it's like to work for Norwegian based on the feedback we received from our 3500 colleagues in the Nordics.

Special Edition: People Survey Norwegian (English version)

Welcome to an extra edition of Norwegian – On Air. We've spoken about fuel, slots and how we set our prices, but this time we'll be talking about what it's like to work for Norwegian based on the feedback we received from our colleagues in the Nordics.

Bonus Material: People Survey Norwegian (norsk versjon)

Sebastian Pelissier

The airport slots Norwegian holds has a big impact on our passengers and for the company. Airport slots have been sought-after since the 1960s, when airports began to fill up. How is the system for allocating slots at constrained airports? According to the trade body, International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) “slot allocation guidelines”, the slots from last season can be kept as long as it has been used at least 80% of the designated time. How is this practiced and how can delays impact whether an airline can hold on to their slots or not? What is really the value of a slot at a constrained airport like Paris, LGW or JFK?And most importantly: How does Norwegian work to shape future policy for slots allocation to make sure competition stays fair?In the latest episode Head of Strategic Capacity and Slot Policy, Sebastian Pellisier, provides the answers to these questions and many more.

The airport slots Norwegian holds has a big impact on our passengers and for the company. Airport slots have been sought-after since the 1960s, when airports began to fill up. How is the system for allocating slots at constrained airports? According to the trade body, International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) “slot allocation guidelines”, the slots from last season can be kept as long as it has been used at least 80% of the designated time. How is this practiced and how can delays impact whether an airline can hold on to their slots or not? What is really the value of a slot at a constrained airport like Paris, LGW or JFK? And most importantly: How does Norwegian work to shape future policy for slots allocation to make sure competition stays fair? In the latest episode Head of Strategic Capacity and Slot Policy, Sebastian Pellisier, provides the answers to these questions and many more.

Episode 8 - Slots with Sebastian Pelissier

Geir Karlsen

What does Norwegian’s CFO, Geir Karlsen, have to say about the performance, financial position and the outlook for the company?In this episode, Geir takes a longer view than the quarterly updates, talks about financing of the aircraft order and how the fleet represents significant assets and gives the flexibility needed to realize the company’s global growth strategy. Specifically, he talks about the importance of a continuous fleet renewal to always operate modern and fuel-efficient aircraft. He also shares his reflections on the option to divest up to 140 aircraft, either by leasing or selling to other companies. Lastly, he explains that the growth now will start to abate and what is needed to turn growth into a sustainable profitability.Link to the video we mention in the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdNDYBt9e_U&amp;app=desktop

What does Norwegian’s CFO, Geir Karlsen, have to say about the performance, financial position and the outlook for the company? In this episode, Geir takes a longer view than the quarterly updates, talks about financing of the aircraft order and how the fleet represents significant assets and gives the flexibility needed to realize the company’s global growth strategy. Specifically, he talks about the importance of a continuous fleet renewal to always operate modern and fuel-efficient aircraft. He also shares his reflections on the option to divest up to 140 aircraft, either by leasing or selling to other companies. Lastly, he explains that the growth now will start to abate and what is needed to turn growth into a sustainable profitability. Link to the video we mention in the episode: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdNDYBt9e_U&amp;app=desktop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdNDYBt9e_U&amp;app=desktop</a>

Episode 7 - CFO Geir Karlsen

What is the total value generated by foreign tourists travelling with Norwegian to Scandinvia? A new report finds that in 2017, foreign passengers arriving on a Norwegian flight to visit Norway, Sweden and Denmark contributed to create the basis for 40,000 jobs in the tourism industry. In Scandinavia alone, this has resulted in 2.6 billion euro in additional spending, boosting the local economies and creating new jobs.  In this latest episode of Norwegian – On Air: Sveinung Fjose, partner in Menon Economics and one of the authors of the report shares more about the ripple effects from our operation and how creating value not only is important in generating new jobs, but also creates value for the society as a whole

What is the total value generated by foreign tourists travelling with Norwegian to Scandinvia? A new report finds that in 2017, foreign passengers arriving on a Norwegian flight to visit Norway, Sweden and Denmark contributed to create the basis for 40,000 jobs in the tourism industry. In Scandinavia alone, this has resulted in 2.6 billion euro in additional spending, boosting the local economies and creating new jobs. In this latest episode of Norwegian – On Air: Sveinung Fjose, partner in Menon Economics and one of the authors of the report shares more about the ripple effects from our operation and how creating value not only is important in generating new jobs, but also creates value for the society as a whole

Episode 6 - Norwegian's growth benefits local economies and creates new jobs

Trine Nygaard

In this fifth episode of Norwegian - On Air we dive deeper into Norwegian's cargo business. Cargo Manager in Norwegian Cargo, Trine Nygaard, shares the great potential of increasing the revenue from our air freight operations through an even closer collaboration especially with our Network and Revenue Department.

Episode 5 - Cargo Manager Trine Nygaard

Stig Patey

Simon Mueller

This episode is dedicated to the theme of fuel, with focus on both the impact on cost and the environment. A large part of the fuel bill is outside our control, but which parts can be affected the company? To shed light on this topic, we have for the first time brought in two guests, both Fuel Manager Simon Mueller and and Fuel Savings Manager and pilot Stig Patey.

Episode 4 - Fuel Savings Manager Stig Patey and Fuel Manager Simon Mueller

Matthew Wood

The main topic in this episode is route development, and our guest is VP Network Strategy Matthew Wood. For those of you who are interested in bilateral traffic rights, we recommend the following link: https://www.wto.org/asap/

The main topic in this episode is route development, and our guest is VP Network Strategy Matthew Wood. For those of you who are interested in bilateral traffic rights, we recommend the following link: <a href="https://www.wto.org/asap/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.wto.org/asap/</a>

Episode 3 - VP Network Strategy Matthew Wood

Magnus Maursund

The guest in this podcast is Revenue Mangement Director Magnus Maursund, who gives us an introduction to revenue management. We also touch upon the recent change in estimates for 2018, the changes in the Management Group and other news.

Episode 2 - Revenue Management Director Magnus Maursund

Norwegian - On Air is Norwegian Air Shuttle's own podcast. We aim to increase the transparency and give insight to key priorities for the company and the development in the airline industry. The podcast is primarily made for investors, but also staff and other people who are interested in Norwegian.Podcasts hosts: Head of Internal Communications Helene Løken and Investor Relations Officer Stine Klund

CEO Bjørn Kjos is our first guest, and we discuss important topics for him and Norwegian.

Episode 1 - CEO Bjørn Kjos

A great first podcast with the IR team of Norwegian and their founder/CEO.  Really informative and insightful views; a nice compliment to the normal investor relations releases, presentations and analyst calls.

Great first podcast

Norwegian - On Air is Norwegian Air Shuttle's own podcast. We aim to increase the transparency and give insight to key priorities for the company and the development in the airline industry. The podcast is primarily made for investors, but also staff and other people who are interested in Norwegian. Podcasts hosts: Head of Internal Communications Helene Løken and Investor Relations Officer Stine Klund

Norwegian - On Air

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