SAS: Your connection to Scandinavia
The North is calling! Discover the fascinating world of Scandinavia with SAS, the largest airline in Northern Europe. The airline with its headquarters in Stockholm offers direct flights to Copenhagen, Oslo, Gothenburg, Bergen and Helsinki, among others. The SAS route network also includes connections to many destinations in Europe, the USA and Asia. Wherever you decide to go – with SAS, you can earn miles with every scheduled flight.
The North is calling! Discover the fascinating world of Scandinavia with SAS, the largest airline in Northern Europe. The airline with its headquarters in Stockholm offers direct flights to Copenhagen, Oslo, Gothenburg, Bergen and Helsinki, among others. The SAS route network also includes connections to many destinations in Europe, the USA and Asia. Wherever you decide to go – with SAS, you can earn miles with every scheduled flight.
SAS: modern service classes for all your requirements
On an SAS flight, you can choose between three service classes. Even in the best value category, SAS Go, you can take 23 kilos of free baggage. The next class up, called SAS Plus, offers you attractive benefits such as fully flexible tickets and Business Class check-in, as well as including food and drinks. You can choose SAS Business on long-haul flights to Asia and North America. On these flights, you can take up to 64 kilos of baggage. You can see additional services offered by SAS as follows:
Scandinavian Traveler flight magazine
Wi-Fi on board
SAS Fast Track
Cocktails, snacks and three-course menu on intercontinental routes
Airport lounges
Various check-in options
SAS is one of the founder members of Star Alliance, the largest cooperation between airlines. As a Miles & More member, you can earn award and status miles on all scheduled flights operated by SAS. You can exchange the miles you have collected for flight awards and upgrades.
The benefits of SAS’ northern route
Travellers from Europe can save a significant amount of time with SAS due to the shorter distance of the northern route. In spite of changing flights in Copenhagen, particularly those to Asia, they turn out to be comparatively short. From Hamburg, the travel time to Beijing, for example, is only ten hours and 35 minutes. The same applies to flights over the North Pole to North America. In this case as well, the total travel time is shorter in comparison to alternative routes, thereby remaining within acceptable limits.
Miles can be earned for flights, travel and day-to-day purchases
Accrued miles can be redeemed for flight, upgrade or travel awards
Retroactive mileage credits are possible from many partners