Swedish startup airline Sola Air is set to launch its first-ever flight on April 28, connecting Karlstad, Sweden, to Copenhagen, Denmark, with a Saab 340 aircraft seating 36. With daily weekday departures, the new route aims to provide a fast and convenient link for business travellers, international connections, and city breaks.
To celebrate the launch, Sola Air is offering a special promotion: passengers who book a ticket on the Karlstad-Copenhagen route will receive their next trip for free. This limited-time offer applies to both one-way and round-trip bookings.
Additionally, Sola Air will operate direct flights between Karlstad and Visby during Almedalen Week, ensuring swift and hassle-free travel to Sweden’s key political event.
Bookings are now open—Värmland is taking off!
This post was published on 2 April 2025 22:24
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