SAS has today announced the signing of a new long-term wet lease agreement with Braathens Regional Airways (BRA) to enhance domestic connectivity in Sweden. Under the agreement, BRA will operate several aircraft on behalf of SAS.
On Tuesday (September 17, 2024), Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) announced the signing of a long-term wet lease agreement with Braathens Regional Airways (BRA) in order to secure reliable and efficient domestic air connectivity in Sweden. Under the terms of the agreement, BRA will operate several aircraft on behalf of SAS, providing capacity on key domestic routes in Sweden, while also feeding traffic to SAS’ Copenhagen hub.
In Tuesday’s announcement, SAS’ Chief Executive Officer, Anko van der Werff, said,
“This new partnership with BRA is a testament to our long-term commitment to Sweden. By integrating BRA’s expertise and fleet, we are not only enhancing Swedish infrastructure but also positioning Arlanda as a stronger central hub for domestic and international travel. This collaboration will significantly improve connectivity, allowing us to offer more seamless and frequent services between major cities and regional destinations. As a result, Arlanda will become an even more vital gateway, supporting both business and leisure travelers with greater convenience while we maintain our focus on sustainability and operational efficiency. We are excited to work closely with BRA in the coming years to realize these ambitions.”
Also commenting on the commercial partnership with SAS, BRA’s Chairman, Per G. Braathen, said,
“We are proud to enter into this partnership with SAS, Scandinavia’s leading airline. By leveraging our experience and modern fleet, we will be able to contribute to securing domestic air connectivity in Sweden, which is critical for economic growth and regional development. Together with SAS, we aim to provide the best possible travel experience for passengers across the country.”
SAS and Braathens Regional Airways share a strong commitment to sustainability and reducing the environmental impact of air travel. This new collaboration both strengthens domestic connectivity in Sweden, while supporting SAS’ ambition to be a driving force behind the transition to sustainable aviation, together with commercial partners and other key stakeholders.
Source: SAS
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