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Articles tagged “sas airlines”

Airlines

Scandinavia’s Debt-Ridden SAS Airline Looks to Denmark for Survival

With Sweden and Norway not wanting to remain long-term stakeholders, the survival of Scandinavian Airlines now hinges on Denmark. However, with Copenhagen's stake set to go up to 30 percent, how much of a deterrent would that be for potential private investors?

Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen, Nikolaj Skydsgaard and Gwladys Fouche, Reuters | 1 year ago

Scandinavia’s Debt-Ridden SAS Airline Looks to Denmark for Survival

Airlines

Sweden Will Not Inject More Capital Into Scandinavian Airlines

Post Sweden's decision, all eyes are now on Denmark. The two governments are the largest owners of the Scandinavian airline, each holding a 21.8 percent stake.

Terje Solsvik and Stine Jacobsen, Reuters | 1 year ago

Sweden Will Not Inject More Capital Into Scandinavian Airlines

Airlines

Scandinavian Airlines May Get Rescued by Foreign Investors — Reports

The investment would be conditional on the airline opting for cost cuts and financial restructuring. It may not have much of a choice.

Terje Solsvik, Reuters | 2 years ago

Scandinavian Airlines May Get Rescued by Foreign Investors — Reports

Airlines

SAS CEO Frets About Coronavirus Crisis Stretching Into Airline’s Peak Summer Months

SAS is correct to raise the possibility that coronavirus will stick around. If the number of cases in Europe continues to rise as we head through the rest of the year, the impact on airlines in the region is only going to increase. The big caveat though, is that fuel prices are likely to remain pretty low in that scenario.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 4 years ago

SAS CEO Frets About Coronavirus Crisis Stretching Into Airline’s Peak Summer Months

Airlines

Scandinavian Airlines Goes Local With Farm-to-Tray-Table Menus

For long-haul flights SAS lacks the size and scale to compete with its much larger European competitors. On short-haul routes the airline can't compete with the cost structure of the continent's strongest low-cost-carriers. But there's one place it probably does have an edge: its onboard food.

Alia Akkam, Skift | 4 years ago

Scandinavian Airlines Goes Local With Farm-to-Tray-Table Menus

Airlines

Interview: SAS CEO Explains Why the Airline Embedded a Microchip in Employee’s Hand

It's a tough time to be a small, full-service airline in Europe. But SAS CEO Rickard Gustafson is trying to ensure his airline can compete both with low cost airlines, like Norwegian, and massive legacy airlines like Lufthansa Group and Air France-KLM.

Brian Sumers | 6 years ago

Interview: SAS CEO Explains Why the Airline Embedded a Microchip in Employee’s Hand

SkiftX

Best Travel Ads This Week: Every Kind of Experience

This week's companies are from completely opposite corners of the world, but their similar approach to branding shows the universal trends in travel marketing.

Samantha Shankman, Skift | 9 years ago

Best Travel Ads This Week: Every Kind of Experience

Media and PR

How Scandinavian Airlines Rethought the In-Flight Magazine

We were sad to see Scanorama go away but we're happy something more ambitious took its place.

Marisa Garcia, Skift | 9 years ago

How Scandinavian Airlines Rethought the In-Flight Magazine

Airlines

The World’s Best Airlines for Long-Haul Premium Economy

If you're going to pay more, you expect more. These airlines really get that.

Marisa Garcia, Skift | 9 years ago

The World’s Best Airlines for Long-Haul Premium Economy

Airlines

3 Failing Strategies Behind European Legacy Airlines’ Battle With Ryanair

You really can’t be an eagle in crow’s feathers. They don’t look very good and can fall off in-flight.

Marisa Garcia, Skift | 9 years ago