SAS EuroBonus

Stop leaving money on the table. Your business already pays for rent, supplies, and taxes. This guide explores the potential to turn some of those costs into EuroBonus points for your business. With a strategic setup, some businesses explore the potential to earn enough SAS EuroBonus points for multiple Business Class tickets each year, just by paying bills. We’ll also cover the importance of compliance and proper documentation for business travel.

Want a Business Class seat but don’t want to spend a ton of points? Fly Premium lets SAS Mastercard Premium holders book Business or Plus but pay the Economy points price. It’s great for solo flyers, families, and anyone who wants a nicer seat for fewer points.

Choosing the right SAS EuroBonus card can feel needlessly complex. If you’re deciding between the SAS Amex, Mastercard, or Lunar cards in 2025, this guide compares fees, earning rates, and perks across Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, so you can find the best SAS EuroBonus card for your spending habits and travel goals.

The SAS Amex 2-for-1 voucher is the crown jewel of EuroBonus, a single perk that can save you over 100,000 points on premium cabin flights to destinations like New York, Tokyo, or Bangkok. But in 2025, significant changes mean you need to strategize smarter than ever.

Here are the key updates for SAS EuroBonus members for October 2025. This month is packed with offers, including a 25% points sale on European award flights, a double points weekend for Mastercard Premium holders, and a boosted signup bonus with Lunar Bank. On the strategic side, SAS has officially relaunched its European Business Class to high demand and deepened its partnership with Virgin Atlantic.

Bill Kill has launched a new service in Norway called the +Biz Program, designed to help businesses manage their payments more effectively. This program enables registered companies to pay their largest expenses—from rent to taxes—directly through the Bill Kill app using a credit card. For savvy business owners, this unlocks a powerful way to earn credit card points (like SAS EuroBonus) on expenses that typically don’t generate any rewards.

SAS has just presented its most ambitious summer schedule to date for 2026, announcing a massive expansion that includes nine new routes, six new destinations, and significantly increased frequencies across its network.

Since joining the SkyTeam alliance on September 1st, 2024, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has massively overhauled its lounge access policies. For SAS EuroBonus Gold and Diamond members, as well as SAS Plus and Business travelers, this means access to a vast new network of lounges from partners like KLM, Delta, and Air France.

At AwardFares, we’re always on the lookout for clues about the future of loyalty programs. A recent discovery has caught our attention and could signal a monumental shift for the 8 million members of SAS EuroBonus: SAS is actively hiring a “Product Owner Dynamic Pricing.”

The news is out: Air France-KLM plans to become the majority owner of SAS by the second half of 2026. This move, while securing SAS’s future, has sent a wave of uncertainty through the frequent flyer community, especially among the 8 million members of SAS EuroBonus.

SAS is set to restart nonstop flights between Copenhagen (CPH) and Mumbai (BOM) on June 2, 2026. This marks the airline’s first service to India in 17 years and its return to one of the fastest-growing aviation markets.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and Vietnam Airlines have announced a new codeshare partnership, expanding travel options between Scandinavia and Vietnam. The agreement links major cities across both regions, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City, via better and smoother itineraries, frequent flyer benefits, and network coverage.