SAS Scandinavian Airlines

Scandinavian Airlines System, SAS, was founded in August 1946 as a consortium of the national airlines of Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Today, SAS develops products and services based on the watchwords of simplicity, choice and care. Emphasis is placed on providing travel service on the customer's own terms. One indication of how much this is appreciated by customers is the fact that the SAS frequent flyer programme, EuroBonus, was voted best in the world in a ballot of some 84,000 frequent travellers worldwide for the third consecutive year in 1999. With 21 million passengers a year SAS is one of the largest airlines in Europe and the 15th largest in the world. Each day SAS operates more than 1,000 flights. SAS was founded in the spirit of international cooperation. This same spirit was applied in May 1997 when SAS founded Star Alliance together with Air Canada, Lufthansa, United Airlines and Thai Airways International, offering convenient connections throughout an integrated global traffic system. SAS has launched a comprehensive renewal programme with new logotype, aircraft livery, uniforms and several product improvements as the most outwardly visible signs. The new SAS identity is rooted in its history. It aims to convey the basics of Scandinavian design: simplicity, functionality, informal elegance and a respect for materials and resources.

Airline Code: SK

SAS Scandinavian Airlines Major Hubs:
Copenhagen Airport
Stockholm-Arlanda Airport
Oslo Airport, Gardermoen

Mileage Program:
EuroBonus

Codeshare Agreements:
Scandinavian Airlines has code share agreements with Thai

Aircraft Type:
B737- 300/500/700, B737 - 600/700/800, A340-300, A330-300, A321-200, MD81/82/83/87/90

Fleet Size: 148

Destinations: 112

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