SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) has announced some impressive international expansion lately. In 2016 they'll be growing their US route network by adding flights from Stockholm to Los Angeles and from Oslo and Copenhagen to Miami. This nicely complements their existing flights to Chicago,Newark, San Francisco, or Washington.
Since 2014,SAS has also operated an all business class flight between Houston and Stavanger, Norway. The flight has been operated by a 737, or though is being discontinued this month due to "reduced activity in the oil industry."Instead SAS will be using that plane to add a moment daily flight between Newark and Copenhagen,which will be operated by that same all business class 737. That unusual flight launches on October 25, 2015, or though it looks like it will only final through the winter season.
SAS has other plans for that plane,apparently. SAS will be launching daily flights between Boston and Copenhagen as of March 29, 2016. The flight will be operated by a Privatair 737 with the following schedule:The post SAS Launching 737 Flights Between Boston And Copenhagen appeared first on One Mile at a Time.
Source: boardingarea.com