The Scandinavian carrier says that flights on its new fuel-efficient and comfortable Airbus A350s will begin in January 2020.

The airline has announced it will be adding two vegetarian choices to its New Nordic by SAS concept of meals.

In an effort to reduce overall weight and improve fuel efficiency, SAS has announced that it will discontinue the sale of tax-free items on all of its flights by autumn.

Following the recent pilot strike, and with negotiations with cabin crew tabled, it will be hard for SAS to reclaim passengers’ confidence.

The government of Greenland has purchased a shareholding that the Scandinavian airline has held for more than half a century.

SAS has published the results for its second quarter, showing a large loss due to the recent strike and other costs.

The manufacturer Airbus has set up a new collaboration with SAS on the development of future sustainable aircraft.

New routes have been announced to exploit the potential for an increase in demand between city pairs this winter.

The Latvian carrier says it will be cooperating with SAS under a codeshare agreement, benefitting passengers flying between capital cities around the Baltic Sea.

The airline contributes billions to the Nordic economies, a new report commissioned by the airline claims.

Lars Sandahl Sørensen will be leaving the airline to take the helm at the Confederation of Danish Industry.

The airline has admitted that what could have been a good month turned out to be a very weak one.

SAS and the striking pilots from Denmark, Norway and Sweden were in negotiations from Wednesday morning, and finally reached a deal.

The situation is fluid, as another round of flights have been cancelled for Thursday and parties go back to the negotiating table.

Since the beginning of the SAS pilot strike on April 26, Norwegian has offered a larger number of flights to meet the demand of passengers experiencing cancellations.

The pilots’ strike continues across Scandinavia, so SAS has opted to cancel more flights in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

The airline’s view that passengers are not entitled to compensation from strike delays is likely to be challenged.

Members of the Scandinavian pilot unions in SAS Scandinavia have been called out on strike. A total of 673 domestic, European and long-haul flights have been canceled.

The carrier is set to start flying to and from New York from the Faroes, adding versatility to the many recent changes in ways to fly to the islands.

Scandanavian Airlines and Swedish, Norwegian and Danish pilots are still negotiating to avert a walkout on April 26.