SCANDINAVIAN Airlines (SAS), the flag carrier of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, has agreed to further develop and enhance its partnership with Singapore Airlines (SIA). The two entered into a codeshare agreement last December.
In a joint statement, SAS chief commercial officer, Robin Kamark, and SIA senior vice president marketing, Tan Chik Quee, said: “We see opportunities for deeper cooperation, which will strengthen our customer offering and provide more options for seamless travel between Northern Europe and South-east Asia. We look forward to announcing these plans once they are finalised.”
The deal may cover additional codeshare flights, as well as network cooperation on potential new sectors between Scandinavia and Singapore.
SAS had previously added its SK code to SIA-operated flights between Copenhagen and Singapore, and selected flights between Singapore and Bangkok. The SQ prefix was reciprocally added to SAS-operated flights from Copenhagen to Helsinki, Oslo and Stockholm.
