Scandinavian Airlines has announced its Fall 2021 schedule in which it will operate 160 direct routes to 90 destinations. The airline says that it is seeing a good demand for both leisure and business travel.
SAS will increase flights between the Scandinavian capitals and ‘important destinations in its network to further improve connectivity for travellers’.
The carrier says that once it resumes flights between Stockholm Arlanda and Sundsvall, it will be serving all its domestic destinations in Norway and Sweden. It is also increasing flights to Europe.
SAS says that it is seeing a rising interest in weekend trips and city breaks to European cities. To cater to this demand, it will be resuming flights to Amsterdam, Dublin, Florence, Krakow and Prague. To meet the growing demand from holidaymakers, it will be increasing flights to warmer Mediterranean destinations in southern Europe and the Canary Islands.
The airline will also be operating more direct routes from the Scandinavian capitals to several US destinations from September onwards and will also be operating flights to destinations in Asia including Tokyo and Shanghai from Copenhagen.
The full list of SAS destinations for fall 2021 can be found below:
From Stockholm:
- Gothenburg
- Kalmar
- Kiruna
- Luleå
- Malmö
- Ronneby
- Skellefteå
- Sundsvall
- Umeå
- Visby
- Ängelholm
- Östersund
- Alicante
- Amsterdam
- Athens
- Barcelona
- Bergen
- Berlin
- Billund
- Brussels
- Copenhagen
- Dublin
- Dusseldorf
- Edinburgh
- Faro
- Frankfurt
- Gazipasa
- Helsinki
- Krakow
- Larnaca
- Las Palmas
- Lisbon
- London
- Malaga
- Malta
- Manchester
- Miami
- Milan
- Naples
- New York
- Nice
- Oslo
- Palma de Mallorca
- Paris
- Prague
- Rome
- Split
- Tallinn
- Tenerife
- Thessaloniki
- Trondheim
- Vilnius
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From Copenhagen:
- Aalborg
- Aarhus
- Faroe Islands
- Bergen
- Gothenburg
- Oslo
- Stavanger
- Stockholm
- Trondheim
- Aberdeen
- Alicabte
- Amsterdam
- Athens
- Barcelona
- Berlin
- Bologna
- Boston
- Brussels
- Chania
- Chicago
- Dublin
- Düsseldorf
- Faro
- Florence
- Frankfurt
- Gazipasa
- Gdansk
- Geneva
- Hamburg
- Helsinki
- Krakow
- Larnaca
- Las Palmas
- London
- Los Angeles
- Malaga
- Manchester
- Miami
- Milan
- Munich
- Naples
- New York
- Nice
- Palma de Mallorca
- Paris
- Reykjavik
- Rome
- San Francisco
- Shanghai
- Split
- Tenerife
- Tokyo
- Venice
- Vilnius
- Warsaw
- Washington DC
- Zurich
From Oslo:
- Alta
- Aalborg
- Aarhus
- Bardufoss
- Bergen
- Billund
- Bodø
- Copenhagen
- Harstead/Narvik
- Haugesund
- Kirkenes
- Kristiansand
- Lakselv
- Longyearbyen
- Molde
- Stavanger
- Stockholm
- Tromsø
- Trondheim
- Ålesund
- Alicante
- Amsterdam
- Athens
- Barcelona
- Berlin
- Brussels
- Dublin
- Düsseldorf
- Faro
- Frankfurt
- Gazipasa
- Gdansk
- Kyiv
- Las Palmas
- London
- Malaga
- Manchester
- Miami
- Milan
- New York
- Nice
- Palma de Mallorca
- Paris
- Reykjavik
- Rome
- Split
From Gothenburg:
- Alicante
- Copenhagen
- Faro
- Las Palmas
- Malaga
- Palma de Mallorca
- Split
- Stockholm
From Bergen:
- Alicante
- Copenhagen
- Oslo
- Stanvanger
- Stockholm
- Trondheim
- Ålesund
From Stavanger:
- Aberdeen
- Alicante
- Bergen
- Copenhagen
- Oslo
- Trondheim
- Ålesund
From Trondheim:
- Alicante
- Bergen
- Bodø
- Copenhagen
- Oslo
- Stockholm
- Tromsø
- Ålesund
From Kristiansand:
- Alicante
- Oslo
SAS has also announced restart of flights to Tokyo, increased flights from Scandinavia to the United States and resumption of flights to Aberdeen. The airline will also introduce a new routes from Luleå later this year.
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