Norwegian-flygplan parkerat vid gate med flygplatsfordon framför nosen.
Air traffic: A Norwegian plane stands at the gate before departure as the company reports a higher cabin factor and stable demand despite reduced capacity.

Manager: Norwegian stands strong despite increased costs

Despite increased costs, Norwegian is stronger than its competitors and sees a bright future in Europe.

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- Norwegian is in the driver's seat right now and has a stronger position than ever in its markets, says Per Mehol Stenersen, manager at Eika Kapitalforvaltning to Dagens Näringsliv.

Unlike the long-distance company Norse Atlantic Airways, which has repeatedly raised new capital, Norwegian has secured parts of its fuel costs. According to analysts at Pareto Securities, there is also room to raise ticket prices by 8-15 percent to meet cost increases.

At the same time, Norwegian has a stronger balance sheet, which according to the manager makes the company more resilient to fluctuations in demand and rising commodity prices.

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