Norwegian

Q: What are Norwegian's airline codes?

Norwegian's IATA code is DY , its ICAO code is NOZ , and its callsign is NORDIC . Flights operated by Norwegian Air Sweden use the codes D8 and NSZ .

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Norwegian is a Scandinavian low-cost airline with bases in Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Helsinki and flights across Europe. This guide covers its hubs, network, fleet, fares, baggage, check-in, Norwegian Reward and airport transportation.

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Aircraft: 120
Destinations: OSL, CPH, ARN, HEL
Hubs

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The airline

About Norwegian

Schedules, aircraft assignments, terminals and fare rules can change. Confirm operational details directly with Norwegian before travel.

Official name: Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA
Callsign: NORDIC (Norwegian Air Sweden: REDNOSE)
Country: Norway
Founded: 1993; low-cost flights began in 2002
Group airlines: Norwegian Air Sweden (IATA D8) and Widerøe
Head office: Fornebu, Bærum, near Oslo, Norway
Alliance: None
Frequent-flyer program: Norwegian Reward
Official website: norwegian.com

Norwegian is a Scandinavian low-cost airline group based in Norway. The parent company, Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA, was founded in 1993 as a regional airline and began low-cost flights with Boeing 737 aircraft in 2002. Its head office is at Fornebu, near Oslo. Flights are operated by Norwegian Air Shuttle and its Swedish subsidiary, Norwegian Air Sweden, and the group also owns the Norwegian regional airline Widerøe. Norwegian is not part of a global airline alliance.

The network is built around the four Nordic capitals: Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm Arlanda and Helsinki. Norwegian also has bases in Bergen, Riga and several Spanish airports. It flies domestic routes in Norway, Sweden and Finland, links between the Nordic countries, and flights to more than 120 destinations across Europe, with seasonal routes to the Mediterranean, the Canary Islands, North Africa and the Middle East.

The fleet of about 95 aircraft is all Boeing 737, a mix of 737-800 and 737 MAX 8 jets.

Network

Where Norwegian flies

Many leisure routes are seasonal and operate a few times a week. Some flights in the group are operated by Norwegian Air Sweden; the booking shows the operating airline.

Nordic domestic routes

Domestic flights within Norway, Sweden and Finland, and frequent links between Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Helsinki. Widerøe connects smaller Norwegian airports.

European cities

Year-round flights from the Nordic bases to cities such as London Gatwick, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, Rome, Barcelona, Madrid and Edinburgh.

Spain, Portugal and the Canary Islands

Alicante, Málaga, Gran Canaria, Tenerife South and Faro, with seasonal flights to Lanzarote, Palma de Mallorca and other Spanish airports.

Mediterranean summer routes

Seasonal flights to Croatia, Greece, Italy, southern France, Cyprus, Malta, Albania, Bulgaria and Turkey, including Split, Dubrovnik, Chania, Nice, Olbia, Catania and Bodrum.

North Africa and the Middle East

Seasonal flights to Agadir, Hurghada and Dubai Al Maktoum, and flights to Marrakesh from Copenhagen and Stockholm.

Aircraft

Norwegian fleet

Norwegian flies an all-Boeing 737 fleet of about 95 aircraft. Widerøe operates its own regional fleet. The aircraft shown at booking is not guaranteed until departure.

Boeing 737-800

The larger part of the fleet, with a single economy cabin of 186 to 189 seats, flying domestic and European routes.

Boeing 737 MAX 8

About 36 newer aircraft with 189 seats, flying the same domestic and European network.

On board

Norwegian cabin classes

Norwegian flies a single economy cabin on every aircraft. What is included depends on the fare type: LowFare, LowFare+ or Flex.

LowFare

The basic fare, with a small under-seat bag included. An overhead cabin bag, checked bags and seat reservation can be added.

LowFare+

Adds an overhead cabin bag, a checked bag and seat reservation to the basic fare.

Flex

The most flexible fare, with changes allowed, a larger baggage allowance and seat reservation included.

Seat reservation

Travelers can choose a seat when booking or later in My Travels. Emergency exit rows have extra legroom, and safety rules limit who can sit there.

Before you fly

Practical information

Baggage Cabin bags, checked bags, missing luggage

Norwegian baggage allowances depend on the fare type. Check the allowance in your booking before you travel.

Hand baggage

All fares include a small bag that fits under the seat. LowFare+ and Flex also include an overhead cabin bag. Size and weight limits depend on the fare and are shown during booking.

Checked baggage

LowFare does not include a checked bag. LowFare+ includes one checked bag and Flex includes two. Extra bags can be added in My Travels before departure.

Special items

Ski and golf equipment, sports gear, strollers, car seats and other special items follow separate rules. Check the official Norwegian baggage information before you fly.

Check-in and boarding Steps before departure

Online check-in is available on norwegian.com and in the Norwegian app. Follow the check-in and bag-drop deadlines shown in your booking, which can be longer for international flights.

1 Confirm
Confirm the operating airline, airport and terminal on your booking.
2 Documents
Review passport, visa and ID requirements for your destination.
3 Check in
Check in online or in the Norwegian app as soon as it opens.
4 Boarding pass
Download the mobile boarding pass or print it.
5 Arrive early
Allow time for bag drop, security and, on flights outside the Schengen area, passport control.

Lounges

Norwegian does not operate its own lounges. Fast Track security is one of the benefits Norwegian Reward members can choose. Check the airport's lounge options and opening hours before you travel.

Loyalty program

Norwegian Reward is Norwegian's free loyalty program. Members earn Spenn, a Nordic loyalty currency, on Norwegian and Widerøe flights and can use Spenn or CashPoints toward future flights. Members unlock benefits after every eight flights in a 12-month period, such as extra Spenn, free baggage or Fast Track. Program rules change, so check your account for the conditions that apply to your trip.

Flight status and customer service Official sources

For current operational information, use Norwegian's official services:

Norwegian website

norwegian.com for booking, check-in, My Travels and flight status

Norwegian app

Available for iOS and Android, with mobile boarding passes and trip updates

Where you land

Norwegian airports

Norwegian flies point to point from its bases, and many travelers connect in Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm or Helsinki. Check the departure airport and terminal on your booking before you book a transfer.

Oslo Airport, Gardermoen Hub

OSL · Oslo

Norwegian's main base, with domestic flights across Norway, including Bergen, Trondheim, Tromsø and Stavanger, and routes across Europe. Oslo Airport has a single terminal building.