Europe's third largest low-cost carrier surprised the markets when presenting its Q2 results on Thursday June 12.

The airline has broken its previous monthly passenger record from 2014, though it is still behind Norwegian.

Flights this coming winter season will go direct to the Thai beach destination from Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo.

It has been a long and eventful journey for Scandinavia’s premier airline. Now that Norway has sold its remaining shares in the airline, it is the end of an era – and what an era!

Pilots say that the alarming trend is due to alcohol availability and passengers feeling cramped.

The airline is introducing slimmer seats, now receiving the first of 12 new-look 737 MAX aircraft this year.

The low-cost long-haul carrier has finally announced the start of its first flights to Canada – in a highly competitive market.

Talks have taken place between the two parties, the boss of Lufthansa Group claims.

The low-cost carrier announces separate new destinations from Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm.

A flat fuel surcharge is being replaced by ticket price rises depending on the length of the route.

The low-cost carrier is having to divert capacity to low-tax Denmark – and adjust flights in Sweden itself.

Norwegian launches a new temperature-based search function to find suitable destinations from the UK.

IAG is considering a third and final approach to bid for Norwegian, according to press reports.

Airlines are ranked according to the lowest fares for passengers in terms of cost per kilometre.

A panel of judges has approved a Department of Transportation decision, against a challenge from unions.

The low-cost carrier sees 16% more passengers but reveals a 20% fall in unit revenue. Meanwhile it postpones one new route but considers starting another.

The airline reports a significant loss for its first quarter, but the bottom line is not as bad as it could have been...

Why does IAG want Norwegian? The answer isn’t simple, but there are some approaches that may help to explain it.

There are a number of reasons why the British Airways-Iberia group may want to buy into Norwegian.

The British man was working for Norwegian but has since managed to get a job at British Airways.