SAS Ljubljana SloveniaScandinavian Airlines (SAS) has unveiled its summer 2027 traffic programme, expanding capacity across its international network. The airline will increase services on seven intercontinental routes from Copenhagen and add flights on more than 20 routes across Scandinavia and Europe.
SAS will also introduce two seasonal routes to Ljubljana in Slovenia and Menorca in Spain.
The expansion aims to strengthen Copenhagen's position as a major international hub in Northern Europe. It will also reinforce SAS's presence across the region.
Erik Westman, Executive Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer at SAS, said: “Our focus for summer 2027 is on adding capacity where we see clear demand.”
More intercontinental flights from Copenhagen
SAS will increase flights from Copenhagen to Tokyo, Seoul and Washington to daily services. Atlanta will also receive daily departures, while Seattle will have five weekly flights.
The airline will also deploy larger Airbus A350 aircraft on routes to Chicago and Mumbai, replacing the Airbus A330. Mumbai will operate its first full summer season.
Expanded European network
Within Europe, SAS will add flights from Copenhagen to destinations including Stockholm, Aarhus, Geneva, Barcelona and Venice.
The airline will also increase services from Stockholm to northern Sweden, Rome, Milan and Madrid. In Norway, Oslo will see additional capacity on routes to Manchester, Brussels and Rome.
Two new seasonal destinations
The summer programme will introduce two new routes from Copenhagen.
Flights to Ljubljana will operate twice weekly from 25 June to 6 August 2027. Services to Menorca will run once a week from 30 June to 4 August 2027.
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