Superb new look for SAS - first pictures and video

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas Thu Sep 19, 2019

SAS has unveiled its stunning new look which is crisp and sharp. The airline touts it as a symbol of its modernisation with new Airbus A350 and A320neo aircraft, which bring huge fuel savings. READ: Vietnam Airlines pilots fail to lower landing gear 

Rickard Gustafson, President and CEO at SAS said: "The new livery design is a symbol of our future, a more sustainable and a competitive future for SAS, but one that also embraces our heritage.”

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