SAS continues to expand its network of routes from Stockholm Arlanda and will launch non-stop service to the Polish capital of Warsaw on May 1, 2020.
“We welcome the investment SAS is making in the Stockholm region by launching another international route from Stockholm Arlanda. The new service will increase accessibility between two fast-growing economic hubs and is important for both business and leisure travellers in both directions. There is ever growing interest in Poland, and Warsaw is increasing in attractiveness. Similarly, the route meets an increased demand from Polish travellers who want to visit the expanding Stockholm region in business or as a leisure destination,” says Elizabeth Axtelius, Director Aviation Business at Swedavia.
“We are delighted to be able to offer an additional route with an attractive timetable connecting Warsaw with Scandinavia directly from Arlanda. The links between the two regions are strong, and we are happy to be able to increase our offering to the large number of business travellers,” says Karl Sandlund, Executive Vice President Commercial at SAS.
The direct route Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) – Warsaw Chopin (WAW) will be flown twice weekly on weekdays and once on Sundays beginning May 1, 2020. The timetable is adapted to business travellers, with morning and afternoon departures. SAS will be the second carrier to serve this route.
Passengers who fly with SAS can voluntarily choose to purchase biofuel and thus help cut carbon dioxide emissions by up to 80 per cent in order to reduce their climate impact. As part of SAS’s climate change adaptation, the carrier has also chosen to carbon-offset all tickets for which a EuroBonus number is provided when the ticket is booked.
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