Norwegian, Europe’s third largest low-cost
carrier, has agreed to join Airlines for Europe (A4E) - a new
airline association.
A4E was launched last month by founding
members Air France KLM, easyJet, International Airlines Group,
Lufthansa Group and Ryanair.
Thomas Reynaert, A4E’s Managing Director, said, “Airlines for Europe is open for business and
ready to represent the interests of all European airlines. We will
grow our member base over the next months, uniting more European
airlines to take forward changes that will increase our
competitiveness and result in lower fares and more choice for
passengers. I am thrilled to welcome Norwegian and Finnair to
A4E.”
Norwegian CEO, Bjorn Kjos,
added, “Norwegian has always believed in
healthy competition among airlines to create more choice and lower
fares for passengers. But we also firmly believe in an industry
where low-cost and network carriers can unite to tackle the many
issues we all face together. We are delighted to join Airlines for
Europe to add our voice to the important debate about the huge
challenges and opportunities our industry faces in the future.”
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