(TAN): SAS is set to return to Africa with weekly flights to Agadir, Morocco, from November 4, the airline said in a statement. This comes shortly after the airline announced that it would operate direct flights between Copenhagen and Bangkok from October.
SAS will fly to Agadir from both Copenhagen and Stockholm during the winter season until end March 2024, offering a convenient timetable with daytime departure and arrival.
“We are excited to see the world traveling again and it’s with great pleasure we can offer new destinations this coming winter. Adding beautiful Agadir to our network means we will fly to Africa again for the first time in decades,” said Erik Westman, EVP & CCO, network and revenue management.
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Agadir is known for its long beaches, warm winter weather and beautiful scenery. The area also offers plenty of activities such as golf, great surfing, and a chance to enjoy Moroccan cuisine.
SAS will operate the Agadir route using Airbus A320Neo aircraft, seating up to 180 passengers in two classes – SAS Plus and SAS Go.
