SAS Airlines
SAS Airlines, or Scandinavian Air System, is the official airline for both the nations of Denmark and Sweden. SAS Airlines was founded in 1946, in order to control the amount of travel that came into the country of Norway.

SAS Airlines is popular for being the very first airline to fly a trans-polar route, between Los Angeles and Copenhagen. For this reason, SAS Airlines was very popular among the celebrities and Hollywood socialites as they could easily get from the west coast back and forth to the European countries, so they were a great deal of SAS Airlines’ patronage at that time.

Check out the Scandinavian Air System website at www.Scandinavian.net. On the Scandinavian Air website, you should be able to make SAS airline reservations and check in for Scandinavian Air flights. Also, if you are interested in catching up on your news about the Scandinavian SAS Airlines CEO, you should check out the website.

The internet is the best means you have of getting in touch with SAS Airlines and getting the best deals possible. The airline operates with a large fleet of 125 planes, headed to over 80 destinations all across the world. The SAS Airlines website allows you to take advantage of last minute sales or promotional airfares that make your travel with Scandinavian Air even more affordable and pleasurable.

SAS Airlines’ livery is quite festive. The body of the plane is usually painted in white, with red trim and the tail fin is painted blue. The side of the fuselage of course reads ‘Scandinavian’ in larger letters and ‘Air System’ in smaller letters.

As far as technology goes, SAS Airlines is up on it and is using it to protect your belongings. They have a fingerprint identification check system, to make sure that your bag is actually your bag with fingerprint proof before you are able to take it. This is bad news for luggage thieves, but it eliminates the problem of accidentally taking home someone else’s luggage just because it looked identical to yours--which happens a lot.