SAS Scandinavian Airlines will introduce a new direct winter route between Copenhagen and Kittilä Airport in Finnish Lapland, operating twice weekly from January to March 2026.
This service enhances Kittilä’s connectivity and provides new travel options across Europe via SAS’s Copenhagen hub.
In addition, SAS will increase flights on its Copenhagen–Turku route, operating six days a week during the winter season, continuing service after the summer schedule ends.
This post was published on 17 June 2025 22:37
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