Airlines
Norwegian CEO Kjos Won’t Block Sale of His Airline
‘Likely’ to sell his stake if fellow shareholders decide to do so
Outgoing Norwegian CEP Bjorn Kjos (Photo: Kristoffer Sandven)
Outgoing Norwegian CEP Bjorn Kjos (Photo: Kristoffer Sandven)

Norwegian Air Shuttle chief executive Bjorn Kjos will “likely” sell his stake in the Oslo-based low-cost airline he founded if other shareholders decide to do so, he told AIN on the sidelines of the ACI Europe and World general assembly in Brussels Tuesday. Kjos declined to comment on the progress of any ongoing negotiations or the identity of any suitors, however.