SAS in Talks for Major Widebody Aircraft Order
SAS Scandinavian Airlines is in discussions for a large widebody aircraft order as it reviews long‑term fleet and network requirements.
Jishan Khan 
SAS Scandinavian Airlines is holding discussions for a potential large order of widebody aircraft as it looks ahead to future long‑haul operations.
The talks reflect the airline’s efforts to modernise its fleet and align capacity with expected demand over the coming years. Widebody aircraft would support intercontinental routes and help improve efficiency on longer sectors.
SAS has been restructuring its business and reviewing its network following recent financial and ownership changes. Fleet planning is a key part of this process, with decisions expected to focus on operating costs, fuel efficiency, and flexibility.
Any order would likely be phased, allowing the airline to match aircraft deliveries with market recovery and financial stability. Manufacturers are competing for new widebody demand as airlines replace ageing jets.
The discussions signal renewed confidence in long‑haul travel and suggest SAS is positioning itself for a stronger role in international markets.
