Norwegian Air Q2 FY26 operating loss widens to NOK 603 million

• Norwegian Air Shuttle posted a second-quarter operating loss (EBIT) of NOK 603 million, hurt by an EU ETS Supreme Court ruling, higher fuel costs, and Easter timing.
• Adjusted for other losses, EBIT was NOK 213 million, with a 2% operating margin; liquidity stood at NOK 13.7 billion at quarter-end.
• Passenger volumes totaled 7,800,000, with Norwegian carrying 6,700,000; Norwegian capacity (ASK) rose 5% as load factor fell 2.7 percentage points to 82.5%.
• Punctuality improved to 86.4% for Norwegian, while regularity climbed to 99.6%; CEO Geir Karlsen said booking momentum has recently picked up.
• The group agreed to buy Nordic Leisure Travel Group for SEK 7.94 billion, targeting closing in late H2 2026 pending EU competition clearance.

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