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Norse Atlantic concedes it won’t make a profit in 2025 after fares soften

Airlines
Gary Noakes
27 November 2025

Budget long-haul carrier Norse Atlantic Airways has warned it will not make a profit this year, but remains bullish about its prospects next year.

Norse Atlantic Airways
(Credit: Norse Atlantic Airways)

(Credit: Norse Atlantic Airways)

The carrier said soft demand for transatlantic flights and increased expenses meant it would fall into the red again. Norse lost $135.5 million in 2024 and $168.8 million in 2023.

Announcing its third quarter results for the months of July, August and September, it said: “The company started 2025 with the ambition of delivering full year profitability subject to stable customer demand. The softer transatlantic demand in the second half and non-recurring operational expenses mean this ambition will not be realised.”