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SAS Expands Codeshare Partnership with Virgin Atlantic

Grace Lee
Last updated: 7 October 2025 05:20
By Grace Lee
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SAS and Virgin Atlantic expand their bilateral codeshare agreement and introduce a few more codeshare flights from London Heathrow, offering an increasingly seamless travel experience for business and leisure travellers alike.

A SAS A321-200 aircraft.
A SAS A321-200 aircraft. © Quintin Soloviev

Shared Destination Network for Increasingly Seamless Travel Experience

The bilateral collaboration between Virgin Atlantic and Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) began back in October 2024, when SAS officially joined the Sky Team in September of the same year.

In the expanded collaboration this time, the SAS flight code “SK” will be placed on flights operated by Virgin Atlantic from London Heathrow Airport, connecting to destinations including Cape Town, Johannesburg, Dubai, and Malé in the Maldives.

This expanded codeshare opens up the destination network available for travellers of both airlines and offers an increasingly seamless travel experience across the globe.

Paul Verhagen, SAS’s Chief Commercial Officer, sees this deepened collaboration as an opportunity to open up new markets for SAS:

“This expanded codeshare with Virgin Atlantic strengthens SAS’ offering to both business and leisure travelers by opening up more options to popular destinations. By placing our code on Virgin Atlantic flights, we make it easier for our customers to connect seamlessly through London Heathrow and enjoy a smooth travel experience.”

An SAS Embraer 195.
An SAS Embraer 195. © Bene Riobó

More about SAS

SAS, or Scandinavian Airlines, is a Nordic-based airline company that has been crowned the most punctual for two consecutive years by Cirium reports. Offering connections to more than 100 destinations around the world.

Besides partnering with Virgin Atlantic, they also expanded codeshare agreements with Air France-KLM earlier this year to boost transatlantic travel for business and leisure alike.

What do you think about the increasing destination offers that SAS is offering? What is your experience flying with them? Share your thoughts and experience in the comments below and spark discussion!

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