Demand for low-fare long-haul travel drove a rise in passenger carryings by Norwegian last month.
Europe’s third largest low-cost carrier saw passenger numbers rise by 11%, or 240,000 year-on-year, to 2.3 million.
However, the load factor fell by two percentage points to 84.3% and its punctuality, with less than 75% of flights leaving on time, was hit by wintery conditions in Europe.
Chief executive, Bjørn Kjos, said: “We are pleased with the continued growth in both leisure and business passengers in February, a month traditionally characterised by less demand.
“The global expansion continued with the strongest growth on routes between Europe and the US.”
The airline took delivery of its last Boeing 737-800 and two Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners in February.
Norwegian will receive a total of 11 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, 12 Boeing 737 MAX8 and two Boeing 737-800s this year.