Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is set to enhance connectivity across Scandinavia and beyond with its largest-ever summer traffic program for 2025. The expansion solidifies Copenhagen Airport’s role as a global hub, with a total of 278 routes and 23 million seats—2.2 million more than last year.
Expanding Global Reach
The summer schedule introduces new routes to Madrid, Budapest, Krakow, Lyon, Wroclaw, and Nuuk, with most departures from Copenhagen and additional connections from Oslo, Stockholm, and other Scandinavian cities.
Long-haul travelers will benefit from increased intercontinental routes, including:
Seoul – 4 weekly flights
Seattle – 5 weekly flights
Beirut – 3 weekly flights from Copenhagen, 2 from Stockholm
Stockholm to Reykjavík & Bodø – New direct flights
Oslo to New York (JFK) – Daily service
Oslo to Rhodes – Weekly flights
Bergen to Malaga – 2 weekly flights
Copenhagen: A Key Global Hub
By reinforcing Copenhagen as a strategic hub, SAS ensures smoother connections between Northern Europe and the rest of the world. Investments in Swedish domestic travel have also increased, with a 54% rise in flights, strengthening SAS’ position as Sweden’s primary carrier.
“This summer program represents an important milestone for SAS as we embark on our largest summer expansion ever, introducing 28 new routes and significantly increasing capacity. By broadening our network and optimizing travel options, we will provide our customers with unparalleled access to destinations across Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East,” said Henrik Winell, Vice President of Network at SAS.
Enhanced Frequencies & More Options
Popular destinations such as Toronto, Berlin, Florence, and Prague will see increased flight frequencies, offering 70% more connection opportunities via Copenhagen.
New Routes Highlights:
Copenhagen – Beirut (3 weekly)
Copenhagen – Seattle (5 weekly)
Copenhagen – Nuuk (3 weekly)
Arlanda – Beirut (2 weekly)
Oslo – New York (JFK) (Daily)
Commitment to Sustainable Travel
SAS continues to focus on sustainability, investing in fleet modernization, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), and efficiency improvements. The airline is committed to reducing its environmental footprint while expanding its network.
With these ambitious expansions, SAS reaffirms its position as a key player in international air travel, providing more choices and greater flexibility for passengers worldwide.
