User:Scandinavianair

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Scandinavian Airline System (SAS
IATA ICAO Callsign
SK SAS Scandinavian
Founded1946
Frequent-flyer programEuroBonus
AllianceStar Alliance
Fleet size226
Destinations97
HeadquartersOslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm
Websitehttp://www.scandinavian.net


Scandinavian Airlines[edit]

Scandinavian Airlines was founded in 1946 bu Det Danske Luftfartselskab (DDL), Det Norske Luftfartselskap (DNL) and Sveriges Interkontinentale Aero Selskap (SIAS). Operations started in September 1946 with European destinations. In 1951 the airline was dividated to SAS Denmark (28,6%), SAS Norway (28,6&) and SAS Sweden (42,8%). In 1954 SAS started the worlds first intercontinental route. It was from Copenhagen to Los Angeles, and it became wery popular. Later that year SAS opened several routes to East-Asia as well.

SAS almost got monopoly on all domestic routes in the three countries by acquiring full partial control of local airlines. In 1997 SAS formed the global alliance Star Alliance together with Air Canada, Lufthansa, Thai airways and United Airlines. In 2004 SAS bought the Norwegian flag carrier Braathens, and SAS was divided into 4 different companies:

SAS International

SAS Sweden

SAS Denmark

SAS Braathens


Destinations[edit]

SAS serves several destinations world over. Under is a list who shows them.

SAS McDonnell Douglas MD-82
SAS Boeing 737-600
SAS Airbus A321
SAS´s low cost airline Snowlflake in Alicante
Dash 8 from SAS Commutter


Asia: 5 destinations

Beijing - Shanghai - Tokyo - Bangkok - Singapore


Africa: 1 destination

Cairo

Europe: 84 destinations

Vienna - Brussels - Prague - Århus - Aalborg - Billund - Copenhagen - Tallinn - Helsinki - Tampere - Nice - Paris - Berlin - Düsseldorf - Frankfurt - Hamburg - Hanover - Munich - Nuremberg - Stuttgart - Athens - Budapest - Reykjavik - Dublin - Bolgona - Florence - Milan -Naples - Rome - Venice - Vilnius - Amsterdam - Ålesund - Alta - Bergen - Bodø - Harstad/Narvik - Haugesund - Kirkenes - Kristiansand - Kristiansund - Molde - Oslo - Stavanger - Tromsø - Trondheim - Longyarbyen - Gdansk -Poznan - Warsaw - Lisbon - Moscow - Saint Petersburg - Allicante - Barcelona - Madrid - Málaga - Las Palmas - Arvidsjaur - Gothenburg - Helsingborg -Kalmar - Kiruna - Luleå - Malmö - Örnsköldsvik - Ronneby - Skellefteå - Stockholm - Sundsval - Umeå - Växjö - Geneva - Zurich - Poznan - Zagreb - Istanbul - Aberdeen - Birmingham - Edinburgh - London - Manchester - Newcastle - Chania - Sarajevo - Bucuresti - Belfast

Middle east: 1 destination

Beirut

North-America: 4 destinations

Chicago - New York - Seattle - Washington D.C.

Fleet[edit]

Type Number Seats Notes
Airbus A340-300 7 261
Airbus A330-300 4 261
Airbus A321-200 8 184
Airbus A319-200 4 121
Boeing 737-800 12 132-179
Boeing 737-700 27 131-134
Boeing 737-600 27 95-123
Boeing 737-500 14 120
Boeing 737-300 4 150
McDonnell Douglas MD-87 15 120
McDonnell Douglas MD-82 25 141-145
McDonnell Douglas MD-81 9 141-145
deHavilland Q400 24 58-72
Fokker F-50 6 50