Grab your winter gear because SAS just dropped some exciting news, perfect for anyone itching to explore the remote northern frontiers! SAS has announced updates to its winter schedule, including new routes and increased frequencies to various destinations.

SAS announced a discounted offer for EuroBonus members: 20% discount on award flights to/from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland. This promotion is applicable to flights on SAS Go Bonus, and SAS Plus Bonus.

Heads up EuroBonus members. There are a number of ongoing promotions and offers by SAS that expire soon. From discounted tickets to Atlanta, to several extra points incentives, here’s our quick summary.

Are you a SAS EuroBonus member with hard-earned status? (e.g., Silver, Gold, or Diamond)? If so, the recent shift from Star Alliance to SkyTeam might have affected your travel benefits. If you are still traveling on Star Alliance, you won’t have access to the Gold Track, Star Alliance Lounges, and more.

SAS launched a new special offer for EuroBonus members: a 20% discount on award flights to all destinations. This promotion is applicable to all cabin classes including SAS Go Bonus, SAS Plus Bonus, and SAS Business Bonus. It’s rare to see promotions like these with no geographical restrictions, so it’s a great opportunity to take advantage of the offer and enjoy a wonderful destinations while making a cost-effective trip!

The wait is over for SAS EuroBonus members. After months of rumors, SAS confirmed today they’ll be moving from Star Alliance to SkyTeam starting September 1st, 2024. The shift will impact how you earn and redeem points, but also opens doors to a whole new network of airlines.

More breaking news (under development) on the SAS front. It looks like it’s no longer possible to book flights on Thai Airways with EuroBonus points. After United was disabled in March, the EuroBonus portal now fails to book redemptions with Thai.

Nearly two years have passed since SAS left Star Alliance and officially joined SkyTeam. A lot has happened since then: a major devaluation in December 2025, new partner airlines like TAP Air Portugal and TAROM, status match campaigns, a brand-new European Business Class, and growing signals that EuroBonus may not survive in its current form.

Today, we woke up to some unexpected developments in the SAS EuroBonus saga. It appears that booking flights on United Airlines using EuroBonus points is no longer an option. Their system fails to display any itineraries that include United flights. These changes could be linked to the recent slowdowns observed in their search engine and are likely associated with the new partnership with Delta Air Lines and the intention to join SkyTeam.