Right in the middle of joining SkyTeam’s celebrations, Scandinavian Airlines announced they will be reintroducing direct flights between Copenhagen and Seattle starting in May 2025. This move follows the growing travel demand to the U.S. and customer requests. The new route strengthens ties between Scandinavia and the Pacific Northwest, a region with a strong Scandinavian heritage.

September is loaded with news, right after the switch to SkyTeam. SAS has just released new discounted tickets for EuroBonus members: 30% discount on award flights to/from the USA. The offer applies to one-way and return journeys in SAS Go Bonus, SAS Plus Bonus and SAS Business Bonus, for travel during November. And as usual, children 2-11 years old get 50% of the point price, even on the already discounted price.

With SAS officially part of the SkyTeam alliance since September 1, 2024, a new world of opportunities has opened up for EuroBonus members. You can now earn valuable EuroBonus points when flying with SkyTeam’s extensive network of airlines, including popular carriers like Delta, KLM, and Air France. However, the number of points you’ll bank depends on several factors: the airline you fly, your travel class, your specific booking class (the letter on your ticket), and the distance of your flight.

SAS is now officially part of SkyTeam, leaving behind many years in Star Alliance. With the transition, it’s now possible to book flights on SkyTeam Airlines with EuroBonus points. Let’s have a look at the full list of partners.

With the upcoming transition for SAS from Star Alliance to SkyTeam, there are opportunities to keep your status with Star Alliance by status matching your current EuroBonus status to other programs. One of the best options is the Miles & More status match offered by Lufthansa.

Since SAS joined SkyTeam, EuroBonus members have been eager to know: can you redeem points for First Class on partner airlines? The short answer is not yet. While First Class appears in the EuroBonus award charts, actual bookings aren’t currently possible.

With just one month left before SAS joins SkyTeam, it’s time to take full advantage of the fantastic redemption opportunities within Star Alliance before they disappear forever. There are still plenty of hidden gems, with an impressive lineup of airlines and unique cabin experiences that can be redeemed for great value. Here’s a curated list of some of our top Star Alliance cabins and routes that can be booked using SAS EuroBonus points. Yes, there’s availability, too; we checked using AwardFares ;).

Booking EuroBonus awards can be very gratifying, but getting familiar with all the intricacies, fine print, tips, and tricks takes a while. After many years of experience, our team at AwardFares has learned from a few mistakes, from wasting points to higher costs and missed opportunities. In this post, we’ll summarize a few of them.

More new coming in from SAS regarding the transition from Star Alliance to SkyTeam! The airline has revealed the new award charts with point prices when redeeming EuroBouns points on SkyTeam partners. Compared to the Star Alliance chart, there are some price increases and new fees, but also the exciting addition of Premium Economy. SAS also released more news on earning points with Air France and KLM after September 1st. Let’s look at all the changes.

Today we are kicking off a new series of posts highlighting different sweet spots using SAS EuroBonus points, and how to find them using AwardFares. This week is aimed at EuroBonus members based in Copenhagen!

Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) is revamping its business travel program, SAS for Business, with a new name and a focus on making business trips smoother for both employees and companies. The program will now be known as SAS for Work, and it launches with a myriad of new benefits starting June 11th.

SAS just launched a discounted offer for EuroBonus members: 25% discount on award flights to/from Paris, London, Amsterdam, Gdansk, Poznan, Brussels and Manchester. This promotion is applicable to flights on SAS Go Bonus, and SAS Plus Bonus.

The recent acquisition of a 19.9% stake in SAS by the Air France-KLM Group has prompted EuroBonus members to reassess their loyalty program affiliations. This strategic move also includes SAS officially joining SkyTeam as of September 1, 2024. As a result, many travelers (including us at AwardFares) are evaluating whether to stick with EuroBonus or switch to Flying Blue.