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FLY WITH SCANDINAVIA'S LEADING AIRLING

Join the airline connecting Scandinavia to the world for nearly 80 years

111 AIRCRAFT

5 BASE LOCATIONS

280+ DESTINATIONS

SAS offers a professional flying environment built on structure, trust and long-term thinking, with permanent employment and a seniority-based system.

The Pilot Journey

Whether you're starting your career or looking for a stable place to continue it, with permanent employment and a seniority-based system and a clear, long-term career framework that respects experience. Structured onboarding, simulator training and supervised line flying support a smooth transition into SAS operations

The Scandinavian Way

Fly in a cockpit culture defined by structure and shared responsibility. We deliver with excellence in an atmosphere built on trust and respect, working with skilled, down-to-earth colleagues who take pride in their profession. Outside the flight deck, experience the quality of life that makes Scandinavia one of the best places to live.

FLYING AT SAS WORKS IN PRACTICE 

Choosing an airline is about more than aircraft and routes. Explore the sections below to learn how flying at SAS works in practice

Career & Life at SAS

Learn about fleet assignment, bases, rostering, career progression, training, leave and what everyday life as a SAS pilot looks like

Explore life as a SAS pilot

Fleet & Operations

Discover our fleet, destinations and the operational framework that supports flying across regional, European and long-haul operations.

LEARN ABOUT OUR OPERATIONS

Want to know what to expect?
Learn more about our pilot recruitment process→

Explore pilot roles at SAS


Ready to take the next step? Choose the role that matches your experience and career stage.

Have questions about becoming a SAS pilot?

Applying for a pilot position involves licences, assessments, bases, training and contracts — and we know you want clear answers before you apply. Find clear answers about licences, assessments, bases, training and what it takes to fly for SAS.

Visit the Pilot FAQ