Norse Atlantic's Strategy Comes Into Focus
Norse Atlantic Airways President Charles Duncan is optimistic, if nothing else, about the longhaul low-cost airline's future. But even with some summer profits under its belt, he and his team still spend nine months of the year planning for the low-demand winter season. Duncan chats with Edward Russell about the airline's strategy a year after launch, and how it plans to make the aforementioned winter work.
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- Long-Haul Discounter Norse Atlantic Sees London Expansion as Key to Profits
- More Airlines Use Next-Gen Tech to Sell Journeys on Other Carriers or Trains
- Cranky Flier Interview with Norse Atlantic President Charles Duncan
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