IAG Signals US$1.78B Bid for Norwegian Air

IAG Considers New Offer for Norwegian Air Shuttle

International Airlines Group (IAG) is reportedly planning to submit a new, improved offer for the acquisition of Norwegian Air Shuttle, a low-cost carrier. The proposed bid is valued at approximately €1.5 billion (US$1.78 billion).

This potential offer follows an earlier, rejected bid from IAG. The group, which owns airlines such as British Airways and Iberia, has been increasing its stake in Norwegian and had previously made an offer to acquire the remaining shares.

The article indicates that IAG’s renewed interest is driven by the perceived value and potential of Norwegian Air Shuttle, particularly its attractive route network and operational capabilities within the low-cost segment.

The development signals a continued strategic interest from IAG in expanding its market presence and potentially integrating Norwegian’s operations into its broader portfolio. Further details on the specific terms and conditions of the proposed offer are anticipated to be released as discussions progress.

Key Points

• €1.5 billion (US$1.78 billion) – Value of the planned new offer for Norwegian Air Shuttle.

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