SAS has inaugurated its first direct service between Scandinavia and Korea with the launch of Copenhagen–Seoul flights on 12 September 2025. The route will operate four times weekly this fall, shift to three weekly in winter, and expand to six weekly from June 2026, reflecting strong demand.
Operated by an Airbus A350 with 300 seats, the service connects Scandinavia with Seoul’s Incheon Airport, one of the world’s busiest hubs, while giving Korean travellers seamless access to 100+ European destinations via Copenhagen.
SAS now flies to 14 intercontinental destinations from Copenhagen, reinforcing the city’s role as Scandinavia’s global gateway.
This post was published on 12 September 2025 18:19
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