SAS Launches New Bangkok Route

[Leo_Bia]

I wonder if this gives us who use UK regional airports, another choice?

 

https://simpleflying.com/sas-launches-bangkok-route-may-2023/

Yesterday, SAS announced it is continuing to strengthen its international offer, accommodating an increased demand for leisure travel. Starting on October 30, 2023, the airline will begin flying between Copenhagen and Bangkok three times weekly. Passengers will fly onboard the company’s Airbus A350 fleet, which has the capacity to carry 300 passengers in a three-class configuration, including 40 flatbed seats in business, 32 recliner seats in SAS Plus, and 228 standard seats in SAS Go.

 

[Wiley Coyote]

Hope so 

Well spotted ,thank you 

[Kandinski]

SAS is by no mean a low price company and with only 3 flights a week during high season it's unlikely there will be any campaigns. Did a test booking Dec 4th-Jan 4th and cheapest ticket in economy incl checked luggage came close to GBP 1.000 from CPH, about 50 quid cheaper with a transit in Oslo. 

 

 

[Leo_Bia]

2 hours ago, Kandinski said:

SAS is by no mean a low price company and with only 3 flights a week during high season it's unlikely there will be any campaigns. Did a test booking Dec 4th-Jan 4th and cheapest ticket in economy incl checked luggage came close to GBP 1.000 from CPH, about 50 quid cheaper with a transit in Oslo. 

Thanks, any competition to KLM has to be good.

[Kandinski]

3 hours ago, Leo_Bia said:

Thanks, any competition to KLM has to be good.

Totally agree but afraid the seasonal route 3 times a week won't have much impact on other carrier but maybe those flying out of CPH. Whats positive though is more and more equipment are being ready for the sky and hopefully we'll see the effect of more seat offered later in -23

[pangetongoy]

Norse also start in november with flights to Bangkok from Oslo.

Hope prices will go back to normal after a while.