Book long-haul trips with EuroBonus points
Read from SAS for 104 days · updated 7 OctThe points pay for the ticket. Taxes and fees you pay in cash. The booking is made with SAS.
How many points do I need?
SAS's own long-haul flights have a fixed price. It does not change with the season or how full the departure is.
| Class | One way | Round trip |
|---|---|---|
| Economy | 30,000 | 60,000 |
| Premium Economy | 45,000 | 90,000 |
| Business | 60,000 | 120,000 |
Taxes and fees are added at checkout. You see the total before you pay.
With the partner airlines the price follows the region you fly to, for the whole round trip. The list of the partner airlines' trips shows the price of every trip.
SAS or a partner airline?
Flights SAS flies itself
- Nonstop from Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo.
- Business, Premium Economy or Economy.
- Price per one-way. Book one leg at a time.
Fly with a partner airline
- More airlines, more destinations.
- Business, as a whole round trip.
- Checked on SAS before you see them.
2,305 round trips to 68 cities right now, plus 6,065 that fly home from another city, booked by phone.
See the partner airlines' award tripsWant Business and less fussed about the airline? Start with the partner airlines' trips. Compare the two in detail.
When are award seats released?
An empty calendar usually means the seats have not been released yet. SAS publishes the schedule long before the award seats. Most Business seats come close to departure.
The full analysis of releases · measured continuously since 25 Jun.
How do I book?
- Find a trip on RoamSnap.
- Log in to your EuroBonus account with SAS.
- Complete the booking. Pay taxes and fees.
The booking is made online with SAS, logged in to your EuroBonus account. The whole fare is paid in points. Taxes and fees are paid by card and vary by trip. On a partner airline SAS adds a booking fee per passenger, 25–95 EUR (250–950 SEK) depending on trip and cabin. A service fee applies to phone bookings, except when the trip cannot be booked online. A partner award cannot be booked within 72 hours of departure. Every seat shown here was checked against SAS's own award search before it was published.
One exception. Flying home from another city than the one you flew to cannot be booked online. SAS takes it by phone. One per booking. The city you fly to and the city you fly home from must be in the same SAS price area.
More about the numbers
Every figure is read from SAS, day by day for 104 days, across 17 long-haul destinations. Business seats have been seen on 16 of them. Nothing is estimated.
- Availability by destination – every destination, including those without seats
- When seats are released – when they open, and the patterns that did not hold
- How we measure – what the numbers cannot show
Glossary
- Award seat
- A seat sold for points. A few per departure.
- EuroBonus
- SAS's loyalty programme. Needs an account.
- SkyTeam
- The alliance SAS is in. The points buy seats with the other airlines.
- Price area (award zone)
- A price area. The partner price follows the region you fly to.
- Home from another city (open jaw)
- Home from another city than you flew to. One per booking. By phone.
- Taxes and fees
- What you pay in cash on top of the points. Charged at checkout.
Common questions
- How many points does a Business seat cost?
- 60,000 points one way per person on SAS's own long-haul flights. 120,000 round trip. Taxes and fees apply.
- Can the points be used with other airlines?
- Yes. SAS is in SkyTeam. The partner airlines’ trips are priced by where you fly, not the airline.
- Why does SAS show no award seats on my dates?
- Usually because they have not been released yet. Half of the Business seats we have seen appeared within 72 days of departure.
Points prices per person, as SAS charged when we saw them. Availability changes without notice. Check flysas.com before you book. RoamSnap is independent and has no connection to SAS.