SAS flights & tickets

With flights all around the world to historically significant cities such as Berlin, Madrid, Geneva, and Washington DC, SAS Airlines represents the official flag carrier of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. By far the largest Scandinavian airline, SAS Airline operates more than 180 aircraft that carry passengers to 90 worldwide destinations. Headquartered in Solna, Sweden, SAS Airways operates its primary hub at Copenhagen-Kastrup Airport. The airline has designated Oslo Airport in Norway, as its secondary hub. SAS Airlines owns a completely independent subsidiary SAS Cargo, which provides cargo service based out of the main office located at Copenhagen Airport.

Why Fly with SAS

How to Check In SAS Airlines offer four check-in options: mobile, online, self service kiosk, and at the counter. Online and mobile check-in open 22 hours before departure and closes one hour before. Mobile check-in is available through the SAS iPhone and Android app, via m.flysas.com, or via SMS. For SMS check-in, just add your number when you book. SAS will send you a text 22 hours before departure: reply YES to check in. Self service kiosks are available in Amsterdam, Athens, Brussels, Bucharest, Chicago, Frankfurt, Gdansk, Geneva, Helsinki, London-Heathrow, Moscow, Munich, New York, Oulou, Paris, Prague, Pristina, St Petersburg, Salzburg, St Francisco, Stuttgart, Tampere, Tel Aviv, Turku, Vaasa, Warsaw and Zurich.	Baggage Allowance and Fees SAS Airways believes in creating simple rules for bringing carry-on baggage on board SAS flights. The airline allows you to bring one piece of carry-on baggage on board, with an eight-kilogram (18 pounds) weight limit. Some types of tickets permit passengers to bring an additional piece of hand baggage on board SAS Airline flights. Free baggage allowance depends on your ticket type. SAS Go customers can bring one piece of checked baggage weighing up to 51lbs (23kg), SAS Plus customers can bring two pieces weighing 51lbs (23kg) each, and SAS Business customers can bring two pieces weighing 71lbs (32kg) each. EuroBonus Gold and Diamond passengers can also bring two extra pieces of baggage, while Silver members and Star Alliance Gold members can bring one extra piece free of charge. It’s possible to bring extra baggage, but the charges vary depending on a number of factors. SAS have a baggage calculator which you can use to work out the fees for your route.
Seating – Leg Room, Choosing Seats Legroom is quite generous. Economy passengers have a 32” seat pitch, economy plus passengers have 38”, and there’s a 61” seat pitch in business class.	Smart Pass for SAS Flights SAS flights present passengers with the option to become Diamond or EuroBonus club members. Both club memberships require passengers to show proof of Scandinavian residency. SAS Smart Pass allows you to identify yourself quickly, as you move through airports towards airline terminals. SAS Airlines recommends that passengers attach the Smart Pass technological ID system to a mobile device, if the device does not include Near Field Communication (NFC).
Meals, Snacks, Drinks Free tea and coffee are served on all routes. Economy passengers and business class passengers flying within Scandinavia can purchase food and alcohol from the menu. On European flights, business class passengers get a complementary meal and bar service. Food and drink are served in all classes on intercontinental flights.	On-Time Punctuality SAS has a good punctuality record, with 89% of their flights arriving and departing on time.