Make your business travel count

A bleisure doing business

With the line between work and free time becoming evermore blurred, it comes as little surprise that travelers are looking to make the most of their business trips by adding on leisure time too. Read more

Cross country skiing – the business leader’s new hobby

They are highly educated, hold managerial positions, and love to push themselves. Recently, Scandinavian business leaders have found a new hobby: skiing. Read more

The journey to zero-emission aircraft

For decades, SAS has been working hard to reduce emissions, with a focus towards sustainable aviation. SAS’ goal is to reduce emissions by 25 per cent by 2025, mainly by modernizing its fleet and increasing the use of sustainable aviation fuels. Read more

Ask the pilot: Big questions from little flyers

Every years, large numbers of children travel with SAS. Many clever questions and thoughts can arise both before and during a flight. SAS pilots have collated some of the most frequent questions and thoughts raised by very young flyers. Rasmus Ilsø Olsen, Chief Pilot Airbus 320, answers. Read more

SAS Crew tips: Traveling with young children

Many parents long to discover the world with their children but traveling with young children can be a challenge. While more active kids may need entertaining, others who can easily become unsettled perhaps need a little peace and quiet. SAS cabin crew are used to handling most types of children – and adults. Here they share their best tips on how to make everyone’s trip as pleasant as possible.Read more

People of SAS: Magdalene Mburu The networker

Magdalene Mburu and her team ensure that the digital network is every bit as vital to SAS’ operations as the one that connects the airports, the airplanes and the customers. Read more