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Swedavia: 90 laid off at Bromma

Swedavia is laying off 90 employees at Bromma Airport. The layoff is taking place after the announcement that the airline BRA is moving its operations from Bromma Airport to Arlanda in connection with the merger with SAS.

Swedavia: 90 laid off at Bromma

The Airline KLM Makes Billion Savings

The Dutch airline KLM, one of SAS's new owners, is going to cut costs. The cost cuts are expected to improve the result by approximately 450 million euros, equivalent to around five billion kronor.

The Airline KLM Makes Billion Savings

This is where SAS will fly – opens new routes

SAS is launching new domestic routes as a consequence of the cooperation with the airline BRA, which was finalized last week. Among other things, SAS will start flying to Halmstad, Kalmar, and Sälen, according to a press release.

This is where SAS will fly – opens new routes

SAS cancels more flights

The airline SAS is cancelling almost all departures between Visby and the mainland during November and December, reports [P4 Gotland](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/nya-smallen-mot-flygresenarerna-sas-staller-in-stort-antal-avgangar).

SAS cancels more flights

SAS cancels flights for two months – lack of planes

The airline SAS is cancelling all flights on three routes to and from Stockholm during November and December. The airports affected are Sundsvall-Timrå Airport, Ronneby and Ängelholm, according to SVT News Västernorrland.

SAS cancels flights for two months – lack of planes

Mouse in meal forced SAS flight to make emergency landing

A SAS flight en route from Oslo to Málaga was forced to make an emergency landing in Copenhagen on Wednesday, after a mouse was found in a meal package on the plane, reports [The Guardian. ](https://www.

Mouse in meal forced SAS flight to make emergency landing

Despite major investment in Kastrup – hope for Arlanda

The airline SAS is making a major investment towards the Danish airport Kastrup. Is it yet another setback for Arlanda and Swedish business? A representative points out a couple of positive factors regarding Arlanda's future.

Despite major investment in Kastrup – hope for Arlanda

The Competition Authority has the BRA-SAS agreement "on the radar"

The Competition Authority has not received any notification of so-called control examination of the seven-year cooperation agreement between the airlines BRA and SAS, valued at six billion kronor. We have it on our radar.

The Competition Authority has the BRA-SAS agreement "on the radar"

Swedavia: Cannot Operate Bromma Further

The airline BRA is leaving Bromma Airport. This means that there are no business prerequisites to continue operating Bromma, says Swedavia's CEO.

Swedavia: Cannot Operate Bromma Further

Goodbye to flights from Bromma

The airline Bra becomes a subcontractor to SAS and leaves Bromma Airport. For passengers, this means that SAS gets a monopoly on certain domestic routes.

Goodbye to flights from Bromma

SAS reconstruction complete - "Looks very good"

The airline SAS has reached its goal with its reconstruction, both in Sweden and in the USA. This opens up for a capital injection of over 12 billion and CEO Anko van der Werff is pleased.

SAS reconstruction complete - "Looks very good"

The SAS strike in Norway is over

The strike among cabin crew members that affected the airline SAS in Norway is now over. The two parties have agreed on a new agreement.

The SAS strike in Norway is over

SAS cancels 46 flights

The Norwegian pilot strike is causing 46 SAS flights to be cancelled during the day, the company reports. Mainly, it concerns flights to and from Oslo, 27 departures, but also flights to and from, among other places, Bergen and Stavanger.

SAS cancels 46 flights

The SAS strike may be extended next week

Over 100 SAS employees in Norway have gone on strike. Now, the cabin union at Fellesforbundet is threatening to take out more on strike on Wednesday next week.

The SAS strike may be extended next week

New SAS Strike Looming

A Norwegian pilot strike is getting closer for SAS. At the latest by midnight on Thursday, the parties must come to an agreement.

New SAS Strike Looming

The last day for SAS shares

The last day for trading in airline SAS's existing shares on the stock exchanges in Stockholm, Oslo, and Copenhagen will be tomorrow, Tuesday, August 13, writes SAS in a press release. It will also be the last day for trading with the company's listed so-called hybrid bonds.

The last day for SAS shares

Check-in problem at SAS resolved

SAS experienced technical problems during Tuesday afternoon. Passengers have not been able to check in or download boarding passes.

Check-in problem at SAS resolved

Reconstruction of SAS's Swedish operations approved

The crisis-stricken airline SAS has had its reconstruction plan for the Swedish part approved by the Stockholm District Court, writes SAS in a press release. As a result, all of the company's shares and hybrid bonds will be redeemed and withdrawn, according to SAS.

Reconstruction of SAS's Swedish operations approved

This is how IT problems are affecting Sweden

The global IT problems are also felt in Sweden. Above all, travel is affected.

This is how IT problems are affecting Sweden

SAS plane collided with bird – forced to turn back

A SAS plane has collided with a bird in the air and has been forced to turn back to Arlanda, writes [Aftonbladet](https://www. aftonbladet.

SAS plane collided with bird – forced to turn back

EU gives green light to Lufthansa's ITA purchase

The German airline Lufthansa has received clearance from the EU Commission for its investment in the state-controlled Italian airline ITA Airways of 325 million euros (equivalent to 3. 7 billion kronor).

EU gives green light to Lufthansa's ITA purchase

Sneakers and tattoos okay for SAS employees

From today, SAS staff can wear sneakers and show their tattoos, the company writes on its [Facebook page. ](https://www.

Sneakers and tattoos okay for SAS employees

The EU Commission gives SAS the green light

The EU Commission has approved the Swedish and Danish state's participation in SAS's reconstruction process, after examining it against EU rules for state aid. "The approval is another important step forward for SAS's transformation plan and ongoing reconstruction procedures", the airline writes in a press release.

The EU Commission gives SAS the green light