Easing travel restrictions means that SAS will start ramping up its traffic again starting next week. The airline is doubling capacity from 15 to 30 planes in production and will fly a total of 40 of its previous 290 routes in June.
Above all, it is domestic travel in and between the Scandinavian countries that is restarting, but from June 8th, flights will begin to certain destinations in Europe and from June 10th to the USA.
In Sweden, four more domestic destinations are being added from Arlanda: Malmö, Kalmar, Ängelholm and Skellefteå. Traffic to and from Helsinki and Turku is also being restarted from Arlanda.
In Copenhagen, domestic traffic to and from Aarhus is restarted, as well as international flights to Amsterdam, New York and Chicago.
In Norway, the Bergen-Copenhagen and Stavanger-Copenhagen routes are being added, as well as the route between Stavanger and Aberdeen.
As more countries' recommendations ease, additional travel destinations may be added.
”"We will continuously evaluate additional routes and departures based on how conditions and demand develop," SAS press manager Freja Annamatz tells Di.
Source: di.se
SAS's new routes in June
| From June 1 |
| ARN-SFT Stockholm – Skellefteå |
| From June 2 |
| CPH-AAR Copenhagen – Aarhus |
| From June 8 |
| CPH-AMS Copenhagen – Amsterdam |
| CPH-BGO Copenhagen – Bergen |
| CPH-SVG Copenhagen – Stavanger |
| SVG-ABZ Stavanger – Aberdeen |
| ARN-HEL Stockholm – Helsinki |
| ARN-TKU Stockholm – Turku |
| ARN-MMX Stockholm – Malmö |
| ARN-KLR Stockholm – Kalmar |
| From June 10 |
| CPH-EWR Copenhagen – New York |
| CPH-ORD Copenhagen – Chicago |
| From June 15 |
| ARN-AGH Stockholm – Ängelholm |
Source SAS
