After the conflict between SAS and the company's pilots was resolved yesterday, flight operations are now set to return to normal. But how quickly this will happen is unclear.
Early Friday morning, the Norwegian aviation authority Avinor reported that over 60 SAS flights in Norway had been canceled, reports the NTB news agency.
But on the SAS website with departures from Copenhagen and Stockholm, it looks like many flights will operate as usual. However, it is emphasized that the status of flights can change at short notice.
Swedavia, which operates Sweden's largest airports, said on Friday morning that a few SAS departures were canceled.
– As it stands now, there is little impact. But if you are traveling today, you should keep track of your departure either via our website or via SAS's website and follow the situation in case there are any changes, says Åsa Öhman, press officer at Swedavia.
SAS CEO Rickard Gustafson said on Thursday evening that traffic should be able to resume at normal capacity about a day later, i.e. Friday evening.
The company's press department has not commented on the situation overnight.
Source: TT
