SAS adds Copenhagen–Ljubljana and Menorca for summer 2027 and goes daily to Tokyo, Seoul and Washington

SAS will add two seasonal routes from Copenhagen and increase capacity on seven intercontinental services for summer 2027, the Scandinavian airline announced on 10 November 2026. Flights to Tokyo, Seoul and Washington will rise from six weekly departures to daily, and Atlanta will go from five weekly to daily.

Seattle will increase from four to five weekly flights, and the Airbus A350 will replace the A330 on Chicago and Mumbai, which will operate its first full summer season. Within Europe, Copenhagen–Stockholm rises from 15 to up to 18 daily flights, Aarhus from four to five daily, Geneva from 13 to 19 weekly, Barcelona from 10 to 13 weekly and Venice from eight to 11 weekly, with extra departures to Nice, Mallorca, Porto, Bilbao and Catania. From Stockholm, SAS adds flights to Luleå, Kiruna, Milan and Madrid and takes Rome to six weekly. From Norway, Oslo gains capacity to Manchester, Brussels and Rome, and Stavanger–Trondheim goes from three to four daily flights.

The new routes are Copenhagen–Ljubljana, twice weekly from 25 June to 6 August 2027 with Embraer E195 aircraft of 122 seats, and Copenhagen–Menorca, weekly from 30 June to 4 August 2027 with 180-seat Airbus A320neo aircraft, SAS's third Balearic destination. Erik Westman, executive vice president and chief revenue officer, said the airline was adding capacity where it saw clear demand.

For Portuguese travellers, the plan includes more Copenhagen–Porto flights, although SAS did not give the new frequency. Exact days and times for the new routes were not published in the release and should be checked when booking.