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SAS Presents Traffic Program for the Fall SAS presents traffic program for the fall As demand for both leisure and business travel increases, SAS continues to expand the number of flights. SAS will be flying more than 160 direct routes to 90 destinations during this fall. SAS increases the flights between the Scandinavian capitals and important destinations in its network to further improve connectivity for travelers. SAS will now be serving all its domestic destinations in Norway and Sweden when the Arlanda-Sundsvall route is reopened in September. In addition, the number of flights to important destinations for travelers in Europe will increase. The rising interest in weekend trips and city breaks to European cities makes SAS resume its routes to Amsterdam, Dublin, Florence, Krakow and Prague. There is also an increasing number of flights to warmer Mediterranean destinations in southern Europe and the Canary Islands to meet the growing demand from holidaymakers. SAS will be flying more direct routes from the Scandinavian capitals to several US destinations from September onwards and will also be present in Asia on routes from Copenhagen to Tokyo and Shanghai. The full list of SAS destinations for fall 2021 can be found at the bottom of this press release. SAS Flexible options SAS has introduced more flexible rebooking options to make things easier for the customers. Read more about SAS Flexible Booking. SAS Safe travel SAS has introduced a range of measures and procedures to ensure safe air travel during the pandemic. To make it easier for SAS travelers, SAS has developed a digital platform, SAS Travel Ready Center, where travelers can prepare for their travel, check out entry restrictions and requirements for travel. SAS new fleet with reduced emissions SAS continues to bring in new and fuel-efficient aircraft and has one of Europe’s most modern fleets. The new aircraft have 15–30% lower fuel consumption, compared with the aircraft they replace. The new state-of-the-art aircraft will give SAS customers a more pleasant, comfortable and sustainable way of traveling. SAS Route offering Fall 2021 Stockholm Copenhagen Oslo Bergen Gothenburg Aalborg Alta Alicante Kalmar Aarhus Aalborg Copenhagen Kiruna Faroe Islands Aarhus Oslo Luleå Bergen Bardufoss Stavanger Malmö Gothenburg Bergen Stockholm Ronneby Oslo Billund Trondheim Skellefteå Stavanger Bodø Ålesund Sundsvall Stockholm Copenhagen Umeå Trondheim Harstad/Narvik Kristiansand Visby Aberdeen Haugesund Alicante Ängelholm Alicante Kirkenes Oslo Östersund Amsterdam Kristiansand Alicante Athens Lakselv Stavanger Amsterdam Barcelona Longyearbyen Aberdeen Athens Berlin Molde Alicante Barcelona Bologna Stavanger Bergen Bergen Boston Stockholm Copenhagen Berlin Brussels Tromsø Oslo Billund Chania Trondheim Trondheim Brussels Chicago Ålesund Ålesund Copenhagen Dublin Alicante Dublin Dusseldorf Amsterdam Trondheim Dusseldorf Faro Athens Alicante Edinburgh Florence Barcelona Bergen Faro Frankfurt Berlin Bodø Frankfurt Gazipasa Brussels Copenhagen Gazipasa Gdansk Chania Oslo Helsinki Geneva Dublin Stockholm Krakow Hamburg Dusseldorf Tromsø Larnaca Helsinki Faro Ålesund Las Palmas Krakow Frankfurt Lisbon Larnaca Gazipasa London Las Palmas Gdansk Malaga London Kyiv Malta Los Angeles Las Palmas Manchester Malaga London Miami Manchester Malaga Milan Miami Manchester Napels Milan Miami New York Munich Milan Nice Napels New York Oslo New York Nice Palma de Mallorca Nice Palma de Mallorca Paris Palma de Mallorca Paris Prague Paris Reykjavik Rome Reykjavik Rome Split Rome Split Tallinn San Francisco Tenerife Shanghai Thessaloniki Split Trondheim Tenerife Vilnius Tokyo Venice Gothenburg Vilnius Alicante Warsaw Copenhagen Washington DC Faro Zurich Las Palmas Malaga Palma de Mallorca Split Stockholm For more information, please contact: SAS Press Office, phn +46 8 797 2944 SAS, Scandinavia’s leading airline, with main hubs in Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm, flies to destinations in Europe, USA and Asia. Spurred by a Scandinavian heritage and sustainability values, SAS aims to be the global leader in sustainable aviation. We will reduce total carbon emissions by 25 percent by 2025, by using more sustainable aviation fuel and our modern fleet with fuel-efficient aircraft. In addition to flight operations, SAS offers ground handling services, technical maintenance and air cargo services. SAS is a founding member of the Star Alliance™, and together with its partner airlines offers a wide network worldwide..
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