Delta inks airline codeshare agreement with SAS
Delta Air Lines and Scandinavian airline SAS signed a new airline codeshare agreement to boost connectivity flying between North America and Scandinavia.
It comes weeks after SAS joined Delta as a SkyTeam member airline.
The codeshare agreement will improve connection opportunities for customers and includes reciprocal codeshare and frequent flyer benefits.
Loyalty members can earn and redeem SkyMiles or SAS EuroBonus points across both carriers.
Delta and SAS customers will enjoy extended travel options within their networks in Europe and North America.
Delta customers flying from North America will gain additional access to 50 destinations in Northern Europe beyond SAS’s hubs in Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm.
Meanwhile, SAS customers will gain access to more than 150 destinations in North America via Delta’s hubs in Atlanta, Boston, Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle.
Perry Cantarutti, Delta’s SVP, Alliances said: “Our new partnership with SAS will strengthen our presence in Northern Europe by offering customers improved access to destinations throughout Scandinavia and a better overall flying experience.”
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