Norwegian has opened a call center to serve customers in the region and the United States. – 15/03/2019

The devaluation peso resulted in lower costs, expressed in dollars. And this situation favors companies related to the export of services. The Norwegian airline seems to take advantage of this possibility: it has created a call center that will serve, from Argentina, customers from South America, Central America and the United States. -United. In its early days, it forms a Ten candidatesbut the potential can reach 200 jobs.

The Norwegian airline will operate from Rio de Janeiro to London on 31 March. The possibility of new regional flights is also latent. In the cabotage market, the company's management maintained contacts with the authorities of Jujuy, San Juan and Santa Cruz, among others.

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"When we started with the call center of Malaga, there were 12 people, we count today 250 and we think that there will be similar growth in Argentina." needs of our cabotage flights as well as all our operations in different parts of the world, "he explained. Ole Christian Melhus, CEO of Norwegian in Argentina, at Telam.

During the last quarter of this year, Norwegian will become established in the region, with flights Brazil, Paraguay, Chile, Peru and Uruguay. "For this, the operation of this call center is essential for the company," said the executive.

Norwegian also wants Argentine pilots and crews to operate internationally from Buenos Aires to different destinations in Europe.

The Norwegian airline has a modern fleet of aircraft and is the most economical fare of the market to travel from Buenos Aires to London. Now he is gaining shares in the cabotage segment. Behind Airlines and Latam, the bronze medal is played between Norwegian and Flybondi. The Chilean Jetsmart will soon join this contest.

European society badyzes reach "the most moving countries to and from Latin America, such as Spain, France and Italy," according to its local director . "If all goes well," these operations could begin this year.