SAS has confirmed that its flights from
Stockholm, Arlanda to Hong Kong, will be moved to Copenhagen, Kastrup starting from the winter program in October.
The airline says that since it launched the
route three years ago, it has faced challenges when it comes to
profitability on the Stockholm-Hong Kong route. However, thanks to
a new airport slot, SAS will now be able to offer a more
attractive timetable with in demand night flights to and from Hong
Kong.
“We look forward to being able to offer our
customers a better timetable with attractive night flights to and
from Kastrup. Obviously, it’s sad that we’re moving from
Stockholm, but in this case, Copenhagen offers better long-term
opportunities that will enable us to further improve the SAS
customer experience,” said Karl Sandlund, EVP Commercial, at SAS.
SAS will fly from Copenhagen to Hong Kong five
days a week.
“SAS has a strong presence at all the major
Scandinavian airports. It is important for us to review all our
routes on a continuous basis in order to be able to maximize the
benefits for both passengers and our profitability,” Sandlund
added.
Tickets can now be booked on the new route with
the first flight scheduled to leave on 28 October 2018. Passengers
that have already booked a flight from Stockholm will be rebooked
via Copenhagen to Hong Kong.
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