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SAS open new route from London City
Friday, 19 Jan, 2006
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Scandinavian Airlines will launch flights from London City to Stockholm next month in a further expansion of its network.
From February 13 it will operate a double daily service Monday to Friday with a daily service on Sunday.
It takes the number of weekly lights from London to the Swedish capital to more than 50.
UK and Ireland general manager Lars-Ove Filipson said: “There is a huge market to service from London City and with the addition of the DLR, the airport has come of age.”
SAS will operate a three class service – business, economy and economy flex.
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