SAS loyalty program SAS EuroBonus currently has a special offer with a 25% discount on flights to Sweden, Norway, Denmark from select European cities. Thus, flights from Paris or London now cost only 11,250 points including large carry-on and 23 kg of checked baggage. Premium Economy SAS Plus is available for 18,750 points. Additionally, you’ll be charged the taxes, starting at €13 per booking.
The offer is valid for flights from August 1 to November 30, 2024. Routes such as Paris → Vagar (Faroe Islands) as flights to the islands cost the same as a regular flights to Scandinavia.
The SAS website seems to be having some issues. If you encounter the “Something went wrong” error message, it is recommended to book via the smartphone app.
The discount is supposedly available on flights to/from the following the airports:
However, the discount seems to be limited to trips to Scandinavia. For example, flights from London to Gdansk or Warsaw via Copenhagen are available at the lowest possible regular fare of 15,000, but they are not discounted.
Examples
Here are some examples of cheap tickets:
- SAS Go (including 23 kg baggage):
- Gdansk → Copenhagen for 7,500 points + €13
- Oslo → Gdansk for 7,500 points + €33
- Paris → Faroe Islands for 11,250 points + €31
- Paris → Copenhagen for 11,250 points + €34
- London → Visby (Gotland) for 11,250 points + €48
- London → Faroe Islands for 11,250 points + €57
- London → Svalbard for 11,250 points + €64
Flights above are also available in SAS Plus (including 2x 23 kg baggage + snack + lounge access) for 18,750 and roughly €10 more in taxes.
Conditions
- Booking period: From now until June 11, 2024
- Travel period: August 1 to November 30, 2024
- Valid for flights from Amsterdam, Brussels, Gdansk, London, Manchester, Paris and Poznan to Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland or vice versa.
- Children up to 11 years old receive a 50% discount on the points price as usual
- Valid for one-way and round-trip tickets
- Taxes & fees are not reduced
- Valid only on regular award tickets
Translated by Ditmar
Cover Picture: Ditmar Lange