Oil-rich Norway's low-cost carrier sets its sights high
The airline pushes rival SAS to the brink as it spreads its wings across Nordic region
Oslo
"NORWAY" and "cheap" are two words that rarely go together, yet this oil-rich Scandinavian country is where Europe's third-largest budget airline first spread its wings.
Over the past decade, Norwegian Air Shuttle has brought budget travel into the Nordic mainstream, pushing Scandinavian legacy carrier SAS to the brink.
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