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27-Feb-2025 1:52 AM

Norse to operate 11 aircraft on own network in summer 2025

Norse Atlantic Airways announced (26-Feb-2025) its recently finalised ACMI contracts will leave it with a fleet of 11 aircraft operating its own scheduled network during summer 2025. The longer term fleet allocation under secured contracts will be eight aircraft in its own scheduled network and four aircraft on longer term ACMI. The carrier stated: "We believe this represents a good balance between securing year round fixed revenue from ACMI and maximising the possibilities in our scheduled network". [more - original PR]

Background ✨

Norse Atlantic Airways signed a wet lease agreement with IndiGo for one aircraft, starting March 2025, with potential extension for 18 months. The carrier aimed to enhance its third-party operations while reducing reliance on its scheduled network1. CEO Bjorn Tore Larsen stated that the company was shifting towards longer-term ACMI and charter contracts to secure revenue and reduce market risk2. The airline recorded significant growth in ACMI/charter services, with a substantial year-on-year increase in flights3 4.

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