SAS News

SAS May Traffic Falls 18.1 Percent

Scandinavian airline SAS said on Friday its passenger traffic fell 18.1 percent in May from the same period a year earlier.
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SAS's Blue1 To Lay Off All Staff In Stages

Finnish airline Blue1, part of Scandinavian airlines SAS, said on Wednesday it will temporarily lay off all staff due to weak demand.
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SAS April Traffic Falls 18.4 Percent

Scandinavian airline SAS said on Friday its passenger traffic fell 18.4 percent in April from the same period a year earlier.
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SAS Posts Q1 Loss, Outlook Gloomy

Scandinavian airline SAS posted a first-quarter pre-tax loss in line with expectations on Tuesday and said it was hard to see when a recovery in the global airline industry would come.
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SAS March Traffic Falls 16.7 Percent

Loss-making Scandinavian airline SAS said on Tuesday its passenger traffic fell 16.7 percent in March from a year earlier, adding that it would continue to cut capacity due to weak demand in its core markets.
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Airlines Cut Costs, Ask When Crisis Will End

Scandinavia's leading airline SAS scrambled for cash, Austrian Airlines profits slumped and Finnish pilots and chefs were told to stay at home as global carriers served up economic gruel round the clock on Friday.
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Denmark Open To "All Options" For SAS Stake

The Danish government is open to all options concerning its 14.3 percent stake in Scandinavian airline SAS including a sale or a merger, Finance Minister Lars Rasmussen told a parliamentary committee.
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SAS Traffic Dives, Rival Norwegian Air Up

Scandinavian airline SAS said on Friday passenger traffic in February plunged 20.1 percent from a year earlier while no-frills rival Norwegian Air Shuttle said passenger traffic rose slightly.
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SAS In Talks With ISS About SGS Finland Unit

Loss-making Scandinavian airline SAS said on Monday it was in discussions with ISS regarding a possible takeover of the airline's SGS ground service unit in Finland.
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SAS January Traffic Falls 14.8 Percent

Scandinavian airline SAS on Friday posted a 14.8 percent year-on-year fall in January passenger traffic and said it had cut capacity some 10 percent in January in light of weakening demand.
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