SAS operates a multi-type fleet serving both short-haul and long-haul flying.
Our current fleet includes:
Airbus A320 family (short-haul and medium-haul operations)
Embraer E195 (regional operations – SAS Link)
Airbus A330 / A350 (long-haul operations)
Fleet composition and aircraft assignments may vary over time based on operational needs and network development.
The SAS Group operates under three Air Operator Certificates (AOCs). All three airlines operate under the SAS brand, safety standards and training philosophy — but with different aircraft and operational roles.
Fleet
Embraer E195 - 16 Aircraft
Bases
Bergen (BGO)
Copenhagen (CPH)
Stockholm (ARN)
Oslo (OSL)
Provides regional connectivity across Scandinavia and nearby markets, operating high-frequency routes that feed the mainline network.
Fleet
Airbus A320 NEO - 30 Aircraft
Bases
Copenhagen (CPH)
Stockholm (ARN)
London (LHR)
SAS Connect supports the short-haul network with a focus on cost-efficient and flexible operations.
Fleet
Airbus A320 family - 51 Aircraft
Airbus A330 - 8 Aircraft
Airbus A350 - 6 Aircraft
Bases
Copenhagen (CPH)
Stockholm (ARN)
Oslo (OSL)
Operates SAS’s short-haul, medium-haul and long-haul network from major Scandinavian hubs and international destinations.
Fleet: 16 aircraft • Seats: ~120 • Range: ~3,700 km Provides regional connectivity across Scandinavia and nearby markets, operating high-frequency routes that feed the mainline network. Typical routes: Bergen-Stavanger, Stockholm-Copenhagen, Oslo-Trondheim
Fleet: 81 aircraft • Seats: 150-180 • Range: ~6,100 km The backbone of SAS's network. Fly to key destinations across Europe, North America and more. Typical routes: Copenhagen-London, A321LR: Oslo-New York, Copenhagen-Toronto
Fleet: 8 aircraft Seats: ~270 Range: ~13,400 km Proven long-haul workhorse connecting Scandinavia to North America and Asia. Experience intercontinental operations. Typical routes: Copenhagen-USA, Copenhagen-Mumbai Stockholm-New York
Fleet: 6 aircraft • Seats: ~300 • Range: ~15,000 km SAS's flagship aircraft representing the future of long-haul flying. State-of-the-art cockpit technology. Typical routes: Copenhagen-Asia, Copenhagen-USA
SAS connects Scandinavia with key destinations across Europe and selected long-haul markets. Operations include a mix of high-frequency business routes, leisure destinations, and regional connectivity.
Flying at SAS includes varied operating environments, from major international airports to winter operations in Scandinavia — requiring strong planning, discipline and teamwork.
