Norse Atlantic ASA has announced a continued transition to a dual business model combining ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) charter operations with its own scheduled network. By early 2026, the company plans to have a balanced fleet of six aircraft operating under ACMI charters and six serving its scheduled routes. This approach aims to provide more stable revenue and reduce market risk. The airline's winter program will increase routes from Europe to Asia and Africa to capture seasonally stronger demand, while charter flights for P&O Cruises will continue to transport passengers from the UK to the Caribbean. For summer, Norse Atlantic will focus on core transatlantic routes with high demand and higher ticket prices, and plans are in place to provide flights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The company's strategy centers on optimizing route selection and maintaining predictable cash flow through ACMI operations.
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