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Articles tagged “norwegian”

Airlines

Norwegian Air Plans to Move On From a Terrible 2017 With Fleet Expansion

Norwegian's critics say it is overstretched and unprofitable. So how does the airline counter this? By ramping up its expansion, of course.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 6 years ago

Norwegian Air Plans to Move On From a Terrible 2017 With Fleet Expansion

Airlines

Ryanair Finds One Benefit to Union Recognition

Ryanair might not have wanted to accept unionization, but one of the consequences could be growth at airports it had previously shunned.

Skift, Patrick Whyte | 6 years ago

Ryanair Finds One Benefit to Union Recognition

Airlines

Pilot Shortage Issue Splits European Airline Execs

Are there enough airline pilots to go around? There's no agreement on whether there's a crisis, but some airlines are at a greater disadvantage than others.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 6 years ago

Pilot Shortage Issue Splits European Airline Execs

Airlines

How 4 European Low-Cost Carriers Are Preparing for Their Own Brexit

Despite all the sabre-rattling, it could be business as usual for Europe's low cost carriers even if the United Kingdom leaves the EU.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 8 years ago

Cruises

Norwegian Cruise Lines’ Next Ship Is a Bet on Chinese Cruisers

Chinese consumers want to cruise in Asia, and cruise lines are jockeying to meet the demand. If the Asia experiment doesn't work out, lines can send their ships back to high-demand regions like the Caribbean and Mediterranean.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 9 years ago

Norwegian Cruise Lines’ Next Ship Is a Bet on Chinese Cruisers

Cruises

Why Cruise Lines Are Building So Many New Ships

A deluge of new ships will make it cheaper for cruise lines to operate. They can also charge higher fares for new product and attract valuable first-time cruisers to the industry.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 9 years ago

Why Cruise Lines Are Building So Many New Ships

Cruises

Kid Rock, Knitting and More Speciality Cruises to Lure First Timers

Themed sailings help cruise lines fill their ships and cruisers meet people with similar interests. Even small niche groups on cruises help cruise lines grow the pool of potential repeat customers.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 9 years ago

Kid Rock, Knitting and More Speciality Cruises to Lure First Timers

Airlines

Norwegian Air Makes Concession on Pilots in Bid for U.S. Approval

Desperate times call for desperate measures, including Norwegian's pledge to use only American and European pilots on its transatlantic routes. Is that what Open Skies is coming to?

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 9 years ago

Norwegian Air Makes Concession on Pilots in Bid for U.S. Approval

Cruises

ProPublica’s New Cruise Data Tool Gives Every Ship a Rap Sheet

Despite the headline-grabbing factor of some of these facts, when examined as a whole they reveal and industry that does a solid job at passenger safety.

Dan Peltier, Skift | 9 years ago

Cruises

The State of Cruise Ship Wi-Fi Is Still Pricey, But Getting Better

The state of cruise Wi-Fi looks very promising for this year and beyond, but the same can't be said for prices passengers will pay to stay connected.

Dan Peltier, Skift | 9 years ago

The State of Cruise Ship Wi-Fi Is Still Pricey, But Getting Better