Flight Operations
Norwegian holds two operational Air Operator's Certificates (AOC). Safe and secure operations have the highest priority and the company’s safety department works proactively to promote safety throughout the organisation. The Civil Aviation Authority approves all programs, examinations and qualification requirements.
Safety
The company is continuously analyzing information from the Flight Data Recorders installed in the company’s aircraft. The analysis is performed to ensure that the aircraft are handled and flown according to existing regulations and limitations. Crew members, maintenance personnel and handling agents are also required to utilize a web based reporting system where irregularities are logged. These reports are a valuable tool for statistical analysis and trend monitoring.
The aircraft are subject to a stringent maintenance program. Maintenance is performed in accordance with the manufacturers’ requirements and strict international authority regulations (EASA). Norwegian performs both initial quality audits and continuous monitoring of all maintenance suppliers.


Two Operational AOCs
Norwegian currently holds two operational Air Operator’s Certificates (AOC) to secure the company's traffic rights and future expansion. Norwegian Air Shuttle (NAS), based in Norway, and Norwegian Air Sweden. An AOC is an operational and technical approval issued by a country’s Civil Aviation Authority which grants the holder the right to conduct commercial flights.