SAS will increase capacity on seven long-haul routes from Copenhagen in summer 2027, add flights or extend operating seasons on more than 20 routes across Scandinavia and Europe, and launch seasonal services to Ljubljana and Menorca.
Flights from Copenhagen to Tokyo, Seoul and Washington will rise from six weekly departures to daily, while Atlanta will go from five weekly to daily. Seattle will increase from four to five flights a week. The larger Airbus A350 will replace the A330 on services to Chicago and Mumbai, with Mumbai operating for its first full summer season.
SAS will also add capacity from Oslo to Brussels, Manchester and Rome. From Copenhagen, Stockholm will rise from 15 to up to 18 daily departures, while Geneva will increase from 13 to 19 weekly flights.
Ljubljana will be served twice weekly from 25 June to 6 August with a 122-seat Embraer E195. Menorca will operate weekly from 30 June to 4 August with a 180-seat Airbus A320neo. Both routes are available to book from 10 November 2026.
This post was published on 10 November 2026 22:02
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