Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is made up of four airlines: SAS International, SAS Denmark, SAS Norway and SAS Sweden. SAS is the most popular airline in the Scandinavian countries. The airline is owned by a larger company called SAS Group.
Key Dates
- August 1, 1946: Three major airlines in Sweden, Norway and Denmark partner
- 1951: SAS Consortium is formed
- 1954: First airline with trans-polar route
- 1971: First Boeing 747 flies for SAS
- 1997: Form Star Alliance with United Airlines, Air Canada, Lufthansa, and Thai Airways International
- 2004: Split into four companies
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Fast Facts
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Annual revenue (2006)
$8.867 billion
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Year established
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Industry
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Phone
+46-8-797-00-00
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Fax
+46-8-797-16-03
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SAS Group Headquarters
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Fact:
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CFO
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Staff
26,554
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Fleet Size
171
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Destinations
112
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Frequent flyer program
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Alliance
