Part of the flights within Europe and routes to the United States and the Middle East are also being scrapped. The interventions are part of a previously announced reorganization.
Norwegian Air, which wants to shake up the market for transatlantic flights among other things, has seen solid growth over the past period. But the company has trouble keeping costs under control and its balance in order. The company recently announced a reorganization of 205 million euros.
Including bases on the Spanish holiday islands of Mallorca, Gran Canaria and Tenerife are now closed. Steps are also being taken in Stewart and Providence in the United States. In Rome a part of Norwegian’s fleet is being scrapped.
The Norwegians did not reveal how many jobs were lost as a result of the interventions. However, the company says it will do everything to keep the number of redundancies limited.
