SAS has unveiled its Winter 2025/2026 traffic programme, significantly expanding operations from its Copenhagen hub with new destinations, extended routes, and increased frequencies across Scandinavia, Europe, and beyond.
The updated schedule introduces two new year-round routes — Copenhagen–Vienna (twice daily) and Copenhagen–Tel Aviv (twice weekly) — alongside five new winter leisure destinations: Marrakech, Funchal, Fuerteventura, Kittilä, and Turin.
Vice President Network Henrik Winell said the optimised network setup delivers “higher connectivity, better schedules, and stronger offerings” for Nordic and international travellers, reinforcing SAS’s position as Northern Europe’s leading carrier.
Building on strong summer growth, 19 seasonal routes — including Billund, Turku, Budapest, Lyon, Krakow, Seoul, and Toronto — will continue into winter. The programme adds 40% more seats than last year, increasing connected destinations by 55% and transfer options through Copenhagen by 75%, offering smoother same-day links between Northern and Central Europe and improved long-haul connections to North America and Asia.
SAS’s expanded network is underpinned by its industry-leading punctuality, with Cirium ranking it among the world’s most on-time airlines.
This post was published on 29 October 2025 22:12
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