- SAS increases the flights from its main Scandinavian cities Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, and Bergen to important destinations in its network to further improve connectivity for travelers.
- SAS will now be serving all its domestic destinations in Norway and Sweden when the Arlanda-Sundsvall route is reopened in September.
- The number of flights on SAS to important destinations for airline passengers in Europe will increase.
A rising interest in weekend trips and city breaks to European cities makes SAS resume its routes to Amsterdam, Dublin, Florence, Krakow, and Prague. There is also an increasing number of flights to warmer Mediterranean destinations in southern Europe and the Canary Islands to meet the growing demand from holidaymakers.
SAS will be flying more direct routes from the Scandinavian capitals to several US destinations from September onwards and will also be present in Asia on routes from Copenhagen to Tokyo and Shanghai.
SAS continues to bring in new and fuel-efficient aircraft and has one of Europe’s most modern fleets. The new aircraft has 15–30% lower fuel consumption, compared with the aircraft they replace. The new state-of-the-art aircraft will give SAS customers a more pleasant, comfortable, and sustainable way of traveling.
SAS is connecting Scandinavia with the world serving the following destinations:
| Stockholm | Copenhagen | Oslo | Bergen |
| Gothenburg | Aalborg | Alta | Alicante |
| Kalmar | Aarhus | Aalborg | Copenhagen |
| Kiruna | Faroe Islands | Aarhus | Oslo |
| Luleå | Bergen | Bardufoss | Stavanger |
| Malmö | Gothenburg | Bergen | Stockholm |
| Ronneby | Oslo | Billund | Trondheim |
| Skellefteå | Stavanger | Bodø | Ålesund |
| Sundsvall | Stockholm | Copenhagen | |
| Umeå | Trondheim | Harstad/Narvik | Kristiansand |
| Visby | Aberdeen | Haugesund | Alicante |
| Ängelholm | Alicante | Kirkenes | Oslo |
| Östersund | Amsterdam | Kristiansand | |
| Alicante | Athens | Lakselv | Stavanger |
| Amsterdam | Barcelona | Longyearbyen | Aberdeen |
| Athens | Berlin | Molde | Alicante |
| Barcelona | Bologna | Stavanger | Bergen |
| Bergen | Boston | Stockholm | Copenhagen |
| Berlin | Brussels | Tromsø | Oslo |
| Billund | Chania | Trondheim | Trondheim |
| Brussels | Chicago | Ålesund | Ålesund |
| Copenhagen | Dublin | Alicante | |
| Dublin | Dusseldorf | Amsterdam | Trondheim |
| Dusseldorf | Faro | Athens | Alicante |
| Edinburgh | Florence | Barcelona | Bergen |
| Faro | Frankfurt | Berlin | Bodø |
| Frankfurt | Gazipasa | Brussels | Copenhagen |
| Gazipasa | Gdansk | Chania | Oslo |
| Helsinki | Geneva | Dublin | Stockholm |
| Krakow | Hamburg | Dusseldorf | Tromsø |
| Larnaca | Helsinki | Faro | Ålesund |
| Las Palmas | Krakow | Frankfurt | |
| Lisbon | Larnaca | Gazipasa | |
| London | Las Palmas | Gdansk | |
| Malaga | London | Kyiv | |
| Malta | Los Angeles | Las Palmas | |
| Manchester | Malaga | London | |
| Miami | Manchester | Malaga | |
| Milan | Miami | Manchester | |
| Napels | Milan | Miami | |
| New York | Munich | Milan | |
| Nice | Napels | New York | |
| Oslo | New York | Nice | |
| Palma de Mallorca | Nice | Palma de Mallorca | |
| Paris | Palma de Mallorca | Paris | |
| Prague | Paris | Reykjavik | |
| Rome | Reykjavik | Rome | |
| Split | Rome | Split | |
| Tallinn | San Francisco | ||
| Tenerife | Shanghai | ||
| Thessaloniki | Split | ||
| Trondheim | Tenerife | ||
| Vilnius | Tokyo | ||
| Venice | |||
| Gothenburg | Vilnius | ||
| Alicante | Warsaw | ||
| Copenhagen | Washington DC | ||
| Faro | Zurich | ||
| Las Palmas | |||
| Malaga |
