SAS reopens routes to Germany, Belgium, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Lithuania, Spain, France, Greece, Croatia

cde.news desk 5 June 2020, 15:00 · 1 min read

View of grounded aircraft belonging to the Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) Group and Norwegian Air Shuttle are grounded on the runways of the nearly-deserted Stockholm Arlanda Airport, in Sigtuna Municipality, Sweden. EPA-EFE/ANDERS WIKLUND

Scandinavia Airlines (SAS) has announced that it reopened 16 routes from Copenhagen To Germany, Belgium, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Lithuania, Spain, France, Greece and Croatia

The airline also said that it will reopen some routes from Stockholm And Oslo.

At the end of June, SAS resumes traffic from Stockholm to a number of Mediterranean destinations: Palma in Spain, Nice in France, and Athens and Thessaloniki in Greece. In Sweden, SAS is now resuming routes to Visby and Östersund.

In Norway, SAS is adding a route to Split in Croatia and slightly increasing the frequencies on domestic routes.

SAS reopens routes to Germany, Belgium, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Lithuania, Spain, France, Greece, Croatia

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