April 2025 brings interesting updates for SAS EuroBonus members! From the long-awaited return of true European Business Class to generous promotions like 25% off award flights to Scandinavia, bonus points with Lunar, car rentals, insurance, and expanded codeshare routes with Delta, there’s plenty to take advantage of, specially with SAS now fully integrated into SkyTeam. Here’s a quick roundup of all the news EuroBonus members need to know this month.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is elevating its short-haul premium experience. Beginning October 1, 2025, SAS will officially reintroduce a European Business Class on all international flights within Europe—including routes across Scandinavia.

The recent merger between Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines has opened up exciting opportunities in the frequent flyer world. With the ability to transfer miles between HawaiianMiles and Alaska’s Mileage Plan at a 1:1 ratio, the possibilities for booking award flights have expanded significantly.

If you are a EuroBonus member, here’s your chance to save big again! For a limited time, SAS is offering 25% off award flights between selected European cities and Scandinavia. This points discount applies to both SAS Go Bonus and SAS Plus Bonus tickets, for one-way or round-trip travel. As always, children aged 2–11 get an extra 50% off the discounted points price!

American Airlines is keeping up inflight connectivity on-par with what other airlines are doing. Starting January 2026, AAdvantage members will have access to complimentary high-speed inflight Wi-Fi across more than 2 million flights per year. This will also make American the domestic airline with the most flights offering free Wi-Fi.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is kicking off Summer 2025 with a massive expansion (its biggest yet) introducing 28 new routes and adding 2.2 million seats to its seasonal schedule. The update brings the total to 278 routes across 17 countries, boosting connectivity across Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East.

Big changes are coming to ANA Mileage Club, the popular frequent flyer program of All Nippon Airways (ANA). Spanning from June 2025 through May 2026, these updates touch nearly every aspect of the program—international awards, domestic flights, upgrades, and elite perks. Some bring long-requested flexibility, while others mark the end of fan-favorite redemptions.

Alaska Airlines is offering a fast track to MVP elite status for Mileage Plan members who fly to Australia or New Zealand in 2025.

Some time ago SAS started testing out a brand new beta website for EuroBonus award searches under the subdomain future.flysas.com. SAS is now rolling out a completely redesigned homepage, signaling a broader refresh of the entire flysas.com experience.

Alaska Airlines is making big changes to its Mileage Plan loyalty program. As announced earlier in October, the airline is rolling out personalized rewards and milestone perks for members who fly at least 10,000 elite-qualifying miles.

Lufthansa’s new Allegris Business Class is the carrier’s latest premium cabin, featuring upgraded seats and enhanced privacy that finally bring Lufthansa’s business class into the modern era. Debuting on Munich-based Airbus A350-900s, Allegris offers direct aisle access for all passengers and even select “Business Suites” with extra space and privacy. Cash fares for this product are steep (often $5,000–$7,000+ round-trip in business), but you can book it with frequent flyer miles or points at a fraction of the cost.

United Airlines has launched an exciting limited-time offer for MileagePlus cardholders: discounted award travel to 20 destinations across Latin America, including Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, and more — with award tickets starting at just 9,000 miles one-way.