Standby membership for SAS Youth
Suggested by Alexander Zufar Wilshaw
Suggested by Alexander Zufar Wilshaw
Suggested by Alexander Zufar Wilshaw
To increase loadfactor, sell standby memberships to youth passengers who are by nature more flexible. Stable revenue for SAS, increased load factor, more youth mobility.
Suggested by Karl
Suggested by Karl
Flying with free cargo space is a waste. I think SAS should start offering logistics companies air freight solutions. You can make money and save the earth - a win win.
Suggested by Michael Markus Wycisk & 41 Others
Suggested by Michael Markus Wycisk & 41 Others
Issue extra bonus and level points to passengers who decide opt out of their included meal ahead of a flight.
Suggested by Hugo Jacobsson & 5 Others
Suggested by Hugo Jacobsson & 5 Others
Establish additional partnerships with other airlines on specific routes to, for example, consolidate two half-full flights into one fully-booked flight.
Suggested by Mark Thomson
Suggested by Mark Thomson
Dynamic seating - people with checked in baggage should be placed towards the rear of the plane as they are more likely to have to wait anyway on arrival at destination.
Suggested by carl henrik aanes
Suggested by carl henrik aanes
SAS connects Scandinavia with Europe, through hubs and trains. Fly to a hub, get a train to your destination.