I am meant to be flying to America in August as our original flight could not go ahead due to the coronavirus. If the virus is still not safe and we cannot travel – will we be able to get our money back? And what would happen if Norweigan airways go bust before we fly. Would we be able to get our money back?

You should be another unethical airline CEO. Ethics should still matter. Not only profit and loss.

At least my travel insurance then covers. Hurry and fail please. I’m so tired of their poor service and unkept promises of refunds that we all know they cannot even afford to settle. There are tons of us waiting for equitable resolution.

Trip Cancellation and Flight Cancellation are distinctly different when it comes to Travel insurance coverage. In my recent experience you may be reimbursed if sick and unable to travel but not for flight cancellation. Only the airline might reimburse if they cancel, not if you cancel. Buyer beware!

I agree with you! Matthew

Matthew, Norwegian are a good airline but not until a problem arises, in my experience. Six months of emails until they paid the compensation that law stated they must pay, being one example. Telling me to buy such and such when they lost my luggage for five days, then said no, being another.
Secondly, they are heavy in debt, even before this virus, they love expanding. Living in Bergen I found once they pushed SAS far down the pecking order they upped prices and closed certain direct routes. If I lived in Oslo, Norwegian would be my first preference of choice.
Lastly, and I don’t think this applies to you, people must stop thinking this is the state run airline, it isn’t. Like British Airways it isn’t state owned just because it uses a country in its name. Yes I know BA once was but Norwegian has never been.