SAS and Sunweb have signed a 740 million SEK (€64 million) contract, extending their partnership until summer 2027. The deal, including Airtours’ operations in Sweden, will see SAS operate charter flights from Denmark and Sweden to 13 destinations like Corfu and Bodrum.
The new contract marks a significant increase from the previous 200 million SEK contract. SAS will use its fuel-efficient A320neo aircraft to serve passengers from Stockholm Arlanda, Gothenburg, and Copenhagen.
Both companies emphasise their shared commitment to quality, reliability, and long-term growth in the Nordic charter market.
This post was published on 29 November 2024 17:34
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