Flights from Aberdeen to Copenhagen have been increased by Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) with the launch of a new Wednesday morning service.
Seats are on sale now for the new slot starting on 17 April with high demand expected from energy sector business customers.
SAS now flies between Aberdeen International Airport and the Danish capital on every day except Saturday.
Norwegian airline Widerøe increases its weekday flights from Aberdeen to Norway
Steve Szalay, managing director at Aberdeen International Airport said: “Copenhagen has obvious links to the energy sector and as production levels increase across oil and gas projects, it’s encouraging to see our business travellers consistently use flights. Copenhagen has appeal to our leisure passengers too and was named as Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel for 2019.
“SAS has been a supportive partner for some time and we warmly welcome the decision to further increase its presence here at the airport.”
Edinburgh Airport gets new Vienna flights with Laudamotion
Niko Ek, general manager for SAS Europe, said: “We are happy to announce that we increase our number of flights on our direct route between Aberdeen International Airport and Copenhagen.
"We make it possible to fly to and from Copenhagen direct and SAS is the natural choice for international visitors when travelling to Scandinavia.”
