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15 April 2025

SAS relaunches Business Class in Europe

Comfort and premium service from October on all European international routes, including flights within Scandinavia

From 1 October 2025, Scandinavian Airlines is introducing a new European Business Class to meet the needs of the most demanding travellers, with a clear, recognisable offer in line with international standards. The new SAS Business Class will be available on all European international routes, including flights within Scandinavia, with sales starting May 6.

 

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A new standard for the flying experience in Europe

The new Business Class strengthens SAS's competitiveness in the premium segment and consolidates Copenhagen as a strategic hub for European and global connectivity. The initiative is part of the airline's long-term vision, offering passengers a consistent and high-quality customer journey, also in connection with other airlines in the alliance.

 

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The strengths of the offer:

  • Dedicated cabin: A reserved section at the front of the aircraft, separated by a curtain and partition, for comfort.
  • Locked middle seats: more personal space and more privacy.
  • Premium dining experience: new Food & Beverage concept with flexible menus, reusable porcelain and selected ingredients, for a service that lives up to international expectations.
  • Priority services on the ground: priority check-in and boarding, access to selected lounges for a smooth and wait-free experience.
  • Integrated sustainability: reduction of food waste, compostable materials, local sourcing and attention to environmental impact for sustainable aviation.
 
SAS
Founded in 1946, SAS is now Scandinavia's leading airline. Headquartered at Copenhagen Airport (CPH) and with secondary hubs in Oslo (OSL) and Stockholm (ARN), it carries more than 25 million passengers annually to 135 destinations in Europe, the USA and Asia. Innovation is at the heart of its mission: SAS has committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, working with partners, customers and governments to build a sustainable future for aviation. In September 2024, SAS joined SkyTeam, strengthening its global network and confirming its key role in international connections.
 
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