At the end of June, they are now launching a new summer route to Estonia's largest resort town, Pärnu, as well as a route to the coastal town of Tivat in southwestern Montenegro. 

During the peak summer, SAS offers direct flights between Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN) – Pärnu Airport (EPU)for seven weeks during the summer season.  

The direct line between Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) – Tivat Airport (TIV) There will be 12 departures starting at the end of June. 

The airline has previously announced that they will begin flying directly to the Polish capital Warsaw in the spring. The direct route between Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) – Warsaw Chopin (WAW) will operate six days a week starting in early May. 

As previously announced, SAS will be launching a new direct route to Toronto from Stockholm Arlanda in early June for the first time. Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN) – Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) There will be four departures per week with the brand new Airbus 321LR aircraft. 

Travelers flying with SAS can voluntarily choose to purchase biofuel and thereby contribute to reducing climate-impacting carbon dioxide emissions by up to 80 percent. As part of SAS's transition work, the airline has also chosen to carbon offset all flight tickets where a EuroBonus number has been entered at the time of booking. The A321LR aircraft type that will operate the route between Stockholm and Toronto is part of SAS's ongoing renewal of its aircraft fleet and will reduce climate-impacting emissions compared to previous generations of similar aircraft.