SAS to fly more than 150 routes to 90 destinations for winter 2021-2022

Stockholm, Sweden, 2021-Oct-24 — /Travel PR News/ — As demand for travel increases, SAS continues to open up new destinations and more frequent flights. SAS will fly more than 150 routes to 90 destinations during winter 2021-2022.

SAS is also increasing the number of flights between the Scandinavian capitals and to other important destinations in its network to further improve connectivity as travel increases. This includes more flights to the UK from the three Scandinavian capitals – to London, where SAS flies three daily round trips from each capital, and to Manchester.

To meet the growing demand for business and leisure trips, SAS is also increasing the number of flights to other major European cities such as Brussels, Dublin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Helsinki, Munich and Paris.

The SAS winter program offers skiers attractive timetables to a total of nine winter destinations – Sälen/Trysil and Östersund in Sweden, Salzburg and Innsbruck in Austria, Milan and Venice in Italy, Munich in Germany and Geneva and Zurich in Switzerland.

This winter, SAS will resume several routes from Denmark and Copenhagen to eastern and central Europe to cities such as Stuttgart, Tallinn, Poznan, and Wroclaw.

In Norway, the demand for domestic travel is rising and SAS is therefore increasing the number of flights to Bergen, Stavanger, Bardufoss and Haugesund, as well in Western Norway. SAS is also resuming direct flights between Trondheim and Tromsø and between Oslo and Manchester.

SAS is introducing new routes from Sweden for its winter program. The new routes that are now opening are Stockholm-Kyiv, Stockholm-Tenerife, and Gothenburg-Gran Canaria. The route from Stockholm to Madeira is also resuming.

Full list of SAS destinations for winter 2021-2022:  

Copenhagen	Oslo	Stockholm	Bergen
Aalborg	Aalborg	Aarhus	Ålesund
Aarhus	Ålesund	Alicante	Alicante
Aberdeen	Aarhus	Amsterdam	Copenhagen
Alicante	Aberdeen	Antalya	Oslo
Amsterdam	Alicante	Athens	Stavanger
Antalya	Alta	Barcelona	Stockholm
Athens	Amsterdam	Beirut	Trondheim
Barcelona	Antalya	Bergen
Beirut	Barcelona	Berlin	Stavanger
Bergen	Bardufoss	Billund	Aberdeen
Berlin	Bergen	Brussels	Alicante
Billund	Berlin	Chicago	Bergen
Birmingham	Billund	Copenhagen	Copenhagen
Bologna	Bodø	Dublin	London
Boston	Brussels	Dusseldorf	Oslo
Brussels	Copenhagen	Edinburgh	Trondheim
Chania	Dublin	Faro
Chicago	Dusseldorf	Frankfurt	Trondheim
Dublin	Evenes	Funchal	Ålesund
Dusseldorf	Faro	Geneva	Bergen
Faro	Frankfurt	Gothenburg	Bodø
Faroe Islands	Gdansk	Gran Canaria	Copenhagen
Frankfurt	Geneva	Hamburg	Oslo
Gdansk	Gran Canaria	Helsingborg	Stavanger
Geneva	Hamburg	Helsinki	Stockholm
Gothenburg	Haugesund	Innsbruck	Tromsø
Gran Canaria	Helsinki	Kalmar
Hamburg	Kyiv	Kyiv	Gothenburg
Hanover	Kirkenes	Kiruna	Alicante
Helsinki	Kristiansand	Krakow	Copenhagen
Krakow	Kristiansund	Larnaca	Faro
Larnaca	Lakselv	London	Gran Canaria
London	London	Luleå	Malaga
Los Angeles	Longyearbyen	Malaga	Palma de Mallorca
Malaga	Malaga	Malmö	Stockholm
Manchester	Manchester	Malta
Miami	Miami	Manchester
Milan	Milan	Miami
Munich	Molde	Milan
New York	Munich	Munich
Nice	New York	New York
Oslo	Nice	Nice
Palanga	Palanga	Oslo
Palma de Mallorca	Paris	Östersund
Paris	Reykjavik	Palma de Mallorca
Poznan	Stavanger	Paris
Reykjavik	Stockholm	Prague
Rome	Tromsø	Rome
Sälen/Trysil	Trondheim	Ronneby
Salzburg	Zurich	Seville
San Francisco		Skellefteå
Shanghai		St. Petersburg
Stavanger		Stavanger
Stockholm		Sundsvall
Stuttgart		Tallinn
Tallinn		Tampere
Tenerife		Tenerife
Tokyo		Thessaloniki
Tromsø		Tromsø
Trondheim		Trondheim
Turin		Turku
Warsaw		Umeå
Washington D.C.		Vaasa
Venice		Vilnius
Vilnius		Visby
Wroclaw		Zurich
Zurich

For more information, please contact:

SAS press office
phn: +46 8 797 2944

Source: SAS

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