As a consequence of the coronavirus pandemic, SAS's total number of passengers plummeted by 86 percent in June compared to the same month the previous year, according to SAS's monthly traffic figures.
In the press release, SAS points out that the airline doubled its capacity to 30 planes in the middle of the month and that an additional 15 aircraft will be brought back into service in July.
”"We are pleased to be able to welcome more passengers on board, as we slowly begin to rebuild our network and increase accessibility to, from and within Scandinavia," says Rickard Gustafson, CEO of SAS, in a comment.
Source: di.se
