SAS ranked as Europe’s most punctual airline and the world’s second most punctual in March 2025 – reflecting consistent performance through demanding winter operations. The ranking is awarded by Cirium, a leading authority in global aviation analytics. “We’re extremely proud of this achievement, which reflects the dedication and teamwork across SAS. Punctuality is
The Kazakh airline SCAT is opening a new flight route from Munich to Shymkent from 27 May 2025. The flights will be operated three times a week – on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The flight time is approximately six hours. The airport hub in Shymkent is also the base of SCAT Airlines. From
The upward trend at Munich Airport continues and is reflected in last year’s traffic figures: 41.6 million passengers represent an increase of four and a half million compared to 2023. This made the Bavarian air traffic hub the fastest-growing airport in Germany in 2024. Aircraft movements increased by eight percent to over 327,000
The Asian premium airline Cathay Pacific announced that flights between the economic metropolis of Hong Kong and the Bavarian state capital will be introduced from mid-June 2025. As of then, it will be possible to fly four times a week to the city of over seven million inhabitants in southeastern China, at around
SAS announces the appointment of Peter Cabello Holmberg as new Chief Information Officer (CIO). Peter Cabello Holmberg will be responsible for leading SAS’s digital transformation agenda, focusing on advancing digital solutions, enhancing operational efficiency, and driving innovation to support the airline’s future growth. Recently nominated as Denmark’s CIO of the Year, Peter is
SAS has officially joined the SkyTeam global airline alliance, marking a major milestone for the airline and elevating SkyTeam’s global network to new heights. By joining SkyTeam, SAS contributes to the alliance’s strategic focus on operational synergies and sustainability. SAS customers will also benefit from seamless connectivity to over 1,060 destinations in SkyTeam’s
AirExplore has received approval from the US Department of Transportation (US DOT) to begin commercial operations in United States airspace under conditional Foreign Air Carrier Permit (FACP) provisions. This approval allows AirExplore to engage in scheduled and charter air transportation of passengers, cargo, and mail to, from, and within US territory, using wet-leased
Today marks an exciting milestone as SkyTeam and SAS have officially signed an Alliance Adherence Agreement (AAA), serving as an important step toward SAS’ official entry into the global airline alliance. SkyTeam and SAS are committed to ensuring a seamless transition for all customers. From 1 September 2024, SAS will officially become a
Delta Airlines, one of the world’s largest airlines and one of Munich Airport‘s first customers, is now offering another destination from Munich to the United States. John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) in New York is served on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The high passenger demand for flights to the USA has prompted Delta
Thanks to significant passenger growth of 17 percent, Munich Airport (FMG) recorded a positive annual result (EAT) of EUR 25 million for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic. Revenue increased to approximately EUR 1.4 billion. Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) moved back into the positive range for the first time since
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