SAS Scandinavian Airlines Denmark

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Scandinavian Airlines Danmark is part of SAS AB, which is the Nordic region's largest listed airline and travel group.  The SAS Group offers air transport and related services from its base in Northern Europe.  

Scandinavian Airlines Danmark was created as a separate corporation on October 1, 2004, and has 1,935 employees. Scandinavian Airlines Danmark is responsible for the SAS Group’s traffic to, from and via Denmark and for developing Copenhagen as the SAS Group’s main hub. The airport has approximately 50% transfer traffic. The company also has sales responsibility for the Group’s airlines and partners in the Danish market.

In 2004 Scandinavian Airlines Danmark carried 8.0 million passengers (in all, 9.1 million passengers, including charter and bonus travel) to 61 destinations. The airline has a fleet consisting of 64 aircraft of the types MD-80, Airbus A321 and deHavilland Q400.