Why airplane windows are round

Why planes have winglets

Ever wondered why some of the airplanes have a small bend at the wingtip? It´s called a winglet - and here´s how it works. Read more

How to get a plane ready from one flight to another

Thanks to almost unbelievable efficiency and precision it takes just half an hour to get a plane ready for its next trip. This is how it’s done. Read more

The pilots are always prepared

Before anything else, preparation is the key to success. SAS knows that regular training keeps pilots’ skills well-honed and ready for any eventuality. Read more

SAS in unique partnership on fossil-free aviation fuel

SAS, together with Vattenfall, Shell and LanzaTech, will investigate the large-scale production of the world’s first synthetic sustainable aviation fuel produced from green electricity and recovered carbon dioxide. Read more

On the way to more sustainable travel

It is only by setting ambitious targets, that we can achieve change. That’s why SAS has set a range of tough targets that we are working hard to achieve, in both the short and long term. Read more

Flying into a more sustainable future

Investment in state-of-the-art aircraft, increased use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) and the gradual phasing out of older airplanes are central pillars in SAS’ drive towards a sustainable future. Read more