Scandinavian Airlines unveils largest summer schedule in its history with 28 new routes
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Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has announced the largest summer schedule in its history, adding 28 new routes connecting 17 countries to and from Scandinavia. The 2025 plan includes a total of 278 routes and 23 million available seats, reinforcing Copenhagen Airport’s role as a key international hub, the company noted.
The 2025 summer schedule features a 2.2 million seat increase compared to the previous year, with expanded service to cities including Madrid, Budapest, Kraków, Lyon, Wrocław, and the Arctic city of Nuuk in Greenland. While most flights will depart from Copenhagen, there will also be increased connections from Stockholm, Oslo, and other Scandinavian cities.
On the intercontinental front, new services will include flights from Copenhagen to Seoul (four times weekly), Seattle (five times weekly), and Beirut (three times weekly from Copenhagen and two from Stockholm). Direct routes from Stockholm to Reykjavik and Bodø will also launch, while Oslo will gain a daily flight to New York (JFK) and a weekly frequency to Rhodes. Additionally, Bergen will be connected twice weekly to Málaga.
The airline emphasized that the goal is to further solidify Copenhagen as a strategic hub for international transit from Northern Europe. It also plans to strengthen domestic connectivity in Sweden, where a 54% increase in domestic flights is expected, thanks to new routes to Halmstad and Kalmar.
“This summer schedule marks a major milestone for SAS as we launch our largest summer expansion to date, with 28 new routes and a significant capacity boost to reach 23 million seats,” said Henrik Winell, Vice President of Network at SAS. “By expanding our network and optimizing travel options, we’re offering our customers unprecedented access to destinations across Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East,” he added.
As part of the expansion, frequency increases are planned on popular routes to Toronto, Berlin, Florence, and Prague. According to the airline, this will lead to a 70% improvement in connection opportunities via Copenhagen Airport, which now offers links to 122 destinations.
Details of SAS's new routes for summer 2025:
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