The airline SAS reports a pre-tax loss of 1,087 million kronor in the period November to January, the first quarter of the company's broken financial year. At the same time, SAS's management has quietly started a "ghost airline" that has neither aircraft, pilots nor cabin crew, according to Expressen.
The airline is intended as a new low-cost company within the Scandinavian airline industry.
Source: aftonbladet.se
