
Corporate Responsibility
Norwegian strives to be a good corporate citizen in every area of operation. The Company is committed to operate in accordance with responsible, ethical, sustainable and sound business principles, with respect for people, the environment and the society.
Norwegian’s international business activities, powered by the vision of "affordable fares for all", brings people, cultures and economies together. Global expansion and new routes boost local tourism, create new jobs, drive economic growth and social progress.
A growing population in an increasingly globalized world will lead to more mobility and increased need for air travel. Norwegian acknowledges its responsibilities as a significant market player and takes action to reduce emissions per passenger to make aviation more environmentally friendly. The Company operates one of the world’s newest and most modern aircraft fleets. Diversity makes the organization richer and better. Regardless of location, workers’ rights, equality, non-discrimination, business ethics and anti-corruption are key priorities.
Since 2002, Norwegian has safely carried more than 250 million passengers. Safety is the number one priority and at the heart of the operation. It is essential for customers and staff, and imperative for the sustainability of air travel. All aspects of the Group’s operations are subject to extensive safety controls and certification. They meet the strictest standards and the highest level of regulations in the industry (The European Aviation Safety Agency, EASA). Norwegian’s work with safety in mind – both in terms of systems and culture – are used as examples in the healthcare industry.
For 15 years UNICEF has been one of Norwegian’s most important humanitarian partners. Together with our customers and employees, we have supported UNICEF consisting of humanitarian aid flights, fundraisers and donations.