SAS released a new campaign for Sweden, Norway and Denmark, with discounted tickets for EuroBonus members: 25% discount on domestic award flights. The offer applies to one-way and return journeys in SAS Go Bonus and SAS Plus Bonus, for travel between January and March (2025). And as usual, children 2-11 years old get 50% of the point price, even on the already discounted price.

SAS launched new discounted tickets for EuroBonus members: 30% discount on award flights to/from selected destinations in the USA and Japan. The offer applies to one-way and return journeys in SAS Go Bonus, for travel during January and February (2025). And as usual, children 2-11 years old get 50% of the point price, even on the already discounted price.

I just booked a completely crazy trip to collect 1 million EuroBonus points, thanks to SAS’s new promotion. When I first read about it, I thought it was both insane and surely super difficult.

SAS launched the conscious traveler program at the beginning of the year, and one of the rewards for completing it was a reusable bag tag. They opened up to order the tag back in June and of course I ordered one as soon as it was available. It took a while for them to be delivered, but they arrived just in time for a recent trip, and while I didn’t need to check in luggage, I took the chance to try out this new system.

The recently announced challenge/campaign by SAS, “EuroBonus Millionaire”, lets you earn up to 1 million EuroBonus points by flying with SkyTeam partners before the year ends. Right after the announcement, we received many questions about building feasible itineraries. The rules seem clear, but there are several details, considerations and restrictions to take into account if you are going for the 1 Million Point challenge. With numerous airlines and destinations available, it can be hard to know where to start.

SAS has officially joined SkyTeam, and they’re celebrating with a (almost never seen) challenge that could make you a EuroBonus Millionaire! This quarter, the more you explore the world with SkyTeam partners, the more points you rack up. Good news: award flights count too!

In recent weeks, SAS has unveiled codeshare agreements with Virgin Atlantic and Delta Air Lines and significantly expanded its domestic network within Sweden. With these new partnerships and network expansions, and right after the switch to SkyTeam, SAS continues to thrive and solidify its position as a leading airline in Scandinavia and beyond.

SAS is on fire this month, and just announced a massive route expansion from Copenhagen in its summer 2025 schedule. The move aims to establish Copenhagen as the airline’s global customer point, with 15 new routes taking flight, including a long-haul route to Seattle, a domestic route to Billund, and 13 exciting European destinations.

Right in the middle of joining SkyTeam’s celebrations, Scandinavian Airlines announced they will be reintroducing direct flights between Copenhagen and Seattle starting in May 2025. This move follows the growing travel demand to the U.S. and customer requests. The new route strengthens ties between Scandinavia and the Pacific Northwest, a region with a strong Scandinavian heritage.

September is loaded with news, right after the switch to SkyTeam. SAS has just released new discounted tickets for EuroBonus members: 30% discount on award flights to/from the USA. The offer applies to one-way and return journeys in SAS Go Bonus, SAS Plus Bonus and SAS Business Bonus, for travel during November. And as usual, children 2-11 years old get 50% of the point price, even on the already discounted price.

With SAS officially part of the SkyTeam alliance since September 1, 2024, a new world of opportunities has opened up for EuroBonus members. You can now earn valuable EuroBonus points when flying with SkyTeam’s extensive network of airlines, including popular carriers like Delta, KLM, and Air France. However, the number of points you’ll bank depends on several factors: the airline you fly, your travel class, your specific booking class (the letter on your ticket), and the distance of your flight.