SAS to add two long-haul routes and European expansion

October 13, 2010 — 497, A330, A330-300, A330-343X, Airbus, Airbus A330, Airbus A330-300, Arlanda, ARN, LN-RKH, Scandinavian Airlines-SAS, Stefan Sjogren, Stockholm

Scandinavian Airlines-SAS Airbus A330-343X LN-RKH (msn 497) ARN (Stefan Sjogren), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.

Scandinavian Airlines-SAS (Stockholm) will expand its route network with two new long-haul routes. Oslo-New York will commence on March 27, 2011, while the Copenhagen-Shanghai route will start during the winter of 2011. In addition, SAS will also launch a number of new European routes, as well as significantly increase frequency across its key short haul routes by 150 new weekly departures.

The Oslo-New York route will be launched March 27 next year and serviced daily with an Airbus A330-300, offering 34 Business class seats, 35 Economy Extra and 195 Economy seats, whilst Copenhagen-Shanghai will start as five times weekly as of next winter, using an Airbus A340-300, which offers 46 Business class seats 28 Economy Extra and 171 Economy seats.

The additional European frequencies will be continuously introduced during spring 2011. Compared to same period last year, SAS will offer150 more departures a week on key routes.

In addition four new routes will open: Oslo-Munich, Oslo-Palma, Oslo-Split and Stockholm-Venice.

Copyright Photo: Stefan Sjogren.

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