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Norwegian Air is Scandinavia’s leading low-cost airline, flying from Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Helsinki across the Nordics and to the rest of Europe. Every fare includes cabin baggage, and higher fares add checked bags, seats and flexibility. This guide covers power bank rules, check-in, seeing the northern lights and how it compares with SAS and Ryanair.
Founded in 1993 as a regional airline, it became a low-cost airline in 2002. It flies Boeing 737s and, since 2024, owns the regional airline Widerøe.

New international (ICAO) rules apply from 27 March 2026, and European airlines follow them:
Online check-in opens 24 hours before departure. Many Nordic airports use self-service bag drop, and bag drop closes 40 minutes before departure. Arrive at least two hours before flights outside the Nordics.
Infants under two travel on an adult’s lap, and pushchairs and car seats can usually be checked in free. Request wheelchairs and other special assistance at least 48 hours before the flight.
Domestic flights in Norway reach the far north:

Three airlines flying to and from Scandinavia.
| Norwegian Air | SAS | Ryanair | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Low-cost | Full-service | Low-cost |
| Cabin baggage | 10 kg | 8 kg | Small bag free |
| Wi-Fi | Free on most flights | Free for members | No |
| Loyalty | Norwegian Reward | EuroBonus | None |
See our SAS guide and Ryanair guide to compare.
Oslo Gardermoen Airport is about 50 km north of the city. The Flytoget airport express train reaches Oslo Central Station in around 20 minutes, and local Vy trains are cheaper.
You can also book an airport transfer in advance at a fixed price.
Yes. It offers low fares, free Wi-Fi and a good domestic network in Norway, with simple fares that make it easy to compare what’s included.
For more options, see our airline guides and the FlightSelects travel blog.
Facts checked in October 2026 against Norwegian’s ticket types page. Rules change, so check the official website before you travel.
The airline is not a member of a global airline alliance.
It owns the Norwegian regional airline Widerøe, and you can connect between the two on some routes.
Oslo Gardermoen (OSL) is the main hub, with large bases in Stockholm Arlanda (ARN), Copenhagen (CPH) and Helsinki (HEL).
The busiest routes link Oslo with Bergen, Trondheim and Tromsø, and Scandinavia with London, Spain and the Mediterranean. Choose a route to see recent schedules and fares.
Fares are the lowest recently found by our partners and can change quickly. Select a fare to check live prices and availability.
Fares are sold as LowFare, LowFare+ and Flex. LowFare is the cheapest, LowFare+ adds a checked bag and a seat, and Flex can be changed freely.
On LowFare and LowFare+, you pay a change fee plus any fare difference.
Free Wi-Fi is available on most flights, and food and drinks can be bought on board.
Seats are included on LowFare+ and Flex and can be bought on LowFare.
LowFare includes a small under-seat bag (30 × 40 × 20 cm) plus an overhead bag (55 × 40 × 23 cm), with a combined limit of 10 kg. Flex allows 15 kg of cabin baggage.
LowFare+ includes one 23 kg checked bag and Flex two. Extra bags are cheapest when bought online in advance.
Norwegian Reward is the airline's loyalty programme. Members earn CashPoints on flights and can use them to pay for future tickets and extras, along with member-only rewards.
The airline is headquartered in Fornebu, Norway.
The airline was founded in 1993.
Its main hubs and focus cities are: Oslo (OSL) – Main Hub; Stockholm (ARN) – Hub; Copenhagen (CPH) – Hub; Helsinki (HEL) – Base.
A small under-seat bag plus an overhead bag, 10 kg in total on LowFare and LowFare+, and 15 kg on Flex.
No. LowFare+ includes one 23 kg bag and Flex includes two.
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available on most of its flights.
The airline's loyalty programme, where members earn CashPoints to spend on flights and extras.
On Norwegian you can carry up to two power banks in cabin baggage (up to 100 Wh without approval, 100–160 Wh with approval). You cannot recharge them on board, and ICAO rules advise against using them to charge other devices in flight, so follow the crew's instructions. They are never allowed in checked bags.
On Norwegian Air Shuttle, fares are sold as LowFare, LowFare+ and Flex. LowFare is the cheapest, LowFare+ adds a checked bag and a seat, and Flex can be changed freely. On LowFare and LowFare+, you pay a change fee plus any fare difference.
No. Norwegian Air Shuttle is not a member of a global airline alliance.
Norwegian Air Shuttle's IATA code is DY and its ICAO code is NOZ. You'll see the IATA code (DY) in flight numbers and on boarding passes.
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