Buzzing with life - City guide New York

It’s where dreams come true and has dominated film, song and the written word for longer than most of us can remember. New York has a cultural influence that reaches far beyond its borders. Read more

Best brunches in Brooklyn

If New York City is the brunch capital of the world, then Brooklyn is without question the home of the bottomless brunch. Unlike its European equivalents, “bottomless” doesn’t refer to all-you-can-eat food, but, rather, limitless drinking. This has led to the coining of a new term – “drunch” (or drunken brunch). Read more

Marcus Samuelsson’s 5 tips to New York

A late lunch, high end French dining – or just cocktails. Regardless, New York based Swedish chef Marcis Samuelsson has the place for you. Read more

3 x 3 delicious eateries in Brooklyn

Things are being brewed, boiled, fried and baked in New York’s Brooklyn district. It’s a foodie’s paradise, no matter whether you’re looking for a coffee, a good glass of whiskey or a delicious dinner. Here are some tasty suggestions of new and slightly more established venues that will ensure you devour some quality calories during your trip. Read more

SAS Crew tips: New York

When you want flowers, you go to a flower shop. So naturally, when you want the best travel tips, you should ask a professional traveler. And if you want the best tips for New York, you should talk to Hilde Jordsjø. As we did.Read more

Hanneli Mustaparta’s New York

The New York based Norwegian model and fashion blogger has created a collection based on traditional Norwegian wool that’s a perfect fit for her new home town.Read more

Sweet spots of New York with Roy Fares

Smell, taste, and feel. For Roy Fares, New York is the city of pastries, doughnuts, and pancakes.“I spent two weeks walking around in New York drinking coffee and eating sweets. But there’s still plenty left to discover,” he says.Read more

5 relaxing city spas

Are you about to have an intense city break? A relaxing stop at a city spa can give you that extra bit of energy you need to maximize your visit. Read more

Guide to Dumbo in Brooklyn

The small, scenic waterfront neighborhood of DUMBO got its name because it lies “Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass” in Brooklyn, New York. Here are some great things to do in this trendy neighborhood. Read more

5 specialty stores in New York

In need of a Valentino skirt? A pair of made-to-measure shoes? Or an Indian rug? Where can you find all that gathered on one and the same island? On Manhattan, of course! Read more

A supermodel’s New York

Danish supermodel Helena Christensen shares her best tips in her hometown New York. Read more

Ask the pilot: Can airplanes be struck by lightning?

How do airplanes actually fly, what exactly is turbulence and why are airplane windows always round? The best people to answer your questions about the wonders of aviation are SAS pilots. Read more

Ask the pilot: How is braking done?

What is the true speed of an airplane? How does it stop on landing? The best people to answer your questions about the wonders of aviation are SAS pilots. Read more

Ask the pilot: Can the windows really be opened?

How do you start a plane? How fast do commercial jets fly? The best people to answer your questions about the wonders of aviation are SAS pilots. Read more

Ask the pilot: Can I visit the cockpit?

What is the true speed of an airplane? Which airport approaches are the most spectacular? The best people to answer your questions about the wonders of aviation are SAS pilots.Read more

Ask the pilot: Do airplanes use windscreen wipers?

How do planes actually fly, what exactly is turbulence and why are airplane windows always round? The best people to answer your questions about the wonders of aviation are SAS pilots. Read more

Ask the pilot: Do the pilots always speak English on air?

What does the flight crew do during a flight? How do airplanes navigate in the dark? And, how do pilots and crew communicate? There's nobody better to answer such questions than the pilots themselves. Read more

Time for aviation biofuel to take off

Producing biofuel requires major investments. The aviation fuel market is also pretty small compared to other forms of transport. However, some companies are making such investments. SAS is a customer of Air BP, the largest supplier of aviation fuel – and now also biofuel. Read more

The case for biofuels

Jonas Lindmark of the Swedish Energy Agency works with biofuel issues in general, and fuel for aircraft in particular. Read more

SAS CO2 compensates all Youth Tickets

From 1 April 2018, emissions from all SAS Youth Tickets will be CO2 compensated in the form of investment in renewable energy projects, totaling about SEK15 million annually. Read more

SAS commitment to sustainability delivers real impact with the A320neo

SAS’s investment in biofuel means more efficient aircraft and real climate impact. Read more

How to be a sustainable traveler

What makes the ultimate climate-smart traveler? We show you how you can stay one step ahead when traveling by air – and reduce emissions. Read more

SAS new dining concept – fresh, seasonal, sustainable

A project two years in the making, SAS’ new dining concept, New Nordic by SAS, is poised to change the experience of onboard meals. Read more

How SAS is facing the sustainability challenge

While few would deny that the kind of meeting of people and minds in events such as SXSW is useful for society as a whole, the issue of the cost to the environment of getting there cannot be ignored. SAS' Chief Information Officer Mattias Forsberg is aware of the role airlines have to adapt to meet the challenge and how far SAS has come already. Read more

The green slope to success

SAS has entered into a partnership with Sweden’s Ski Team Alpine. As part of this, SAS will purchase biofuel to partly offset the national ski team’s -carbon footprint. A win-win for both -parties – and our planet. Read more