The Scandinavian airline says it is responding to rising summertime demand for Boston – but it is cancelling Miami to do it.

A new survey shows that foreigners flying to Norway with Norwegian, SAS and Widerøe are boosting the economy in a big way.

SAS is not the only airline struggling to keep to its timetables this summer, with Icelandair and Norwegian faring worse.

As staffing problems keep forcing cancellations, one long-time passenger explains why he’s giving up on SAS.

The ever-growing airline from Qatar starts wide-body Boeing 787-8 operations to Gothenburg in December 2018.

SAS reported almost 700 flight cancellations during April – June and the problem continues in July, ABC Nyheter in Norway reports.

Irish City Jet and Spanish Air Nostrum join forces and when merged under a holding company it will emerge as the largest regional airline in Europe.

The airline has broken its previous monthly passenger record from 2014, though it is still behind Norwegian.

It has been a long and eventful journey for Scandinavia’s premier airline. Now that Norway has sold its remaining shares in the airline, it is the end of an era – and what an era!

There is now speculation that Sweden will also sell its stake, but Denmark will keep hold of its own shares.

SAS says it is moving its route to Hong Kong to the Danish capital, at the expense of Stockholm Arlanda.

The airline will fly the tour operator’s customers between 20 Nordic locations and 30 destinations in the south.

Two partnerships mean that a new champagne and a new beer will soon be available only on SAS flights.

A flat fuel surcharge is being replaced by ticket price rises depending on the length of the route.

Continuing cost cuts and capacity adjustments helped SAS to offset the seasonally weak second quarter, but problems remain.

The casket containing the body of a Norwegian man was flown to Poland by mistake – and buried.

The airlines SAS and LOT have been singled out for praise by one of the busiest airports in the world.

Airlines are ranked according to the lowest fares for passengers in terms of cost per kilometre.

SAS declares the new high-speed connectivity to be the “best product on the market”.

It’s the tiny details that count in New Nordic City, now being served to SAS Plus passengers.