Scandinavian Airlines

Heathrow Closure Disrupts Flights for Swedish Travelers

All flights to and from the major airport Heathrow have been cancelled following a fire. This affects ten flights from and to Arlanda and Landvetter during the day.

SAS and Norwegian cancel German flights

The airlines SAS and Norwegian have cancelled a large number of flights to German airports due to a strike in Germany. Around 3,000 passengers of the two companies are affected by the cancellations.

German strike threatens to paralyze air traffic

A giant strike at Germany's largest airports risks paralyzing European air traffic. More than 3,000 departures and half a million passengers are estimated to be affected.

SAS Crew Member Detained for Alleged Intoxication at Arlanda

SAS CEO's salary: 12.8 million kronor

The airline SAS has gone through an economic crisis the past year. The CEO Anko van der Werff earned simultaneously 12.8 million kronor.

SAS chooses Elon Musk's Starlink

Elon Musk's satellite network Starlink will provide SAS passengers with internet in the future. This is not expected to cause any disruptions on board the plane, the company emphasizes.

SAS plane forced to land in Paris

SAS launches new long-haul route

The Turbulence Plane's Crew Receives Praise

The crew on the SAS plane that was forced to turn back on the journey from Arlanda to Miami receives praise from the Danish Accident Investigation Board. "The decision-making stopped the event from escalating", writes the Accident Investigation Board's Carsten Trige Pedersen to TT.

Turbulence-hit SAS plane to be investigated

The Danish Accident Investigation Board has launched an investigation into the incident involving the SAS plane that was forced to turn back halfway on its journey from Arlanda to Miami on November 14.

Airline Launches Thailand Route from Arlanda

SAS: Never any danger to the plane's passengers

It was never any danger for the over 250 passengers on the SAS flight that was forced to turn back during its flight from Arlanda to Miami and instead land at Kastrup, says the airline.

SAS plane forced to turn back after turbulence

A SAS plane that took off from Arlanda on Thursday on its way to Miami in the USA has been forced to turn back, the airline reports. It was a flight from Arlanda to Miami that experienced severe turbulence over Greenland, says Alexandra Lindgren Kaoukji, communications manager at SAS.

Higher costs hit SAS owner

Swedavia: 90 laid off at Bromma

The Airline KLM Makes Billion Savings

This is where SAS will fly – opens new routes

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.

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.

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. We are keeping an eye on this news, says Grant McKelvey, unit manager at the Competition Authority to TT.

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. The leadership of the City of Stockholm is clear. It's high time to phase out Bromma Airport, says Finance Commissioner Karin Wanngård (S).

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.