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Meet Norwegian Air Shuttle: The sixth largest low-cost carrier in the world

Norwegian Air Shuttle: 3rd largest low-cost carrier in Europe
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Norwegian Air Shuttle: 3rd largest low-cost carrier in Europe
Norwegian Air Shuttle: We are a 'value brand'
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Norwegian Air Shuttle: We are a 'value brand'
For Norwegian, ‘the whole world is the playing ground’ at present: CCO
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For Norwegian, ‘the whole world is the playing ground’ at present: CCO
Social media is a challenge to all airlines: Norwegian Air Shuttle
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Social media is a challenge to all airlines: Norwegian Air Shuttle
Nordic heroes take flight on the tail fins of Norwegian’s planes
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Nordic heroes take flight on the tail fins of Norwegian’s planes
How Norwegian Air Shuttle is being bold with its marketing
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How Norwegian Air Shuttle is being bold with its marketing
‘We try to really find those things that makes us stand out’: Norwegian
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‘We try to really find those things that makes us stand out’: Norwegian

In the latest edition of "Marketing Media Money", CNBC takes itself on a journey with the sixth largest low-cost carrier in the world: Norwegian Air Shuttle, or as many simply call it: "Norwegian".

Founded in 1993, Norwegian is one of the world's fastest growing airlines, serving more than 150 destinations around the world.

During this episode, the airline's vice president of marketing, Stine Steffensen Børke sits down with CNBC's Carolin Roth to discuss how the company has developed over the years and how it draws in customers with unique marketing campaigns.

"People get very surprised that you can actually get value for such a low price and that sort of starts (with) where we're traveling. And our brand gets built from there."

Elsewhere in the program, CNBC takes a look at how the company tackles social media, what long haul planes it uses and why the brand decorates its tail fins with Nordic heroes.

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