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SAS launches 13 new routes from Oslo Airport

SAS will launch several new routes from Oslo Airport in the summer of 2013. Palermo, Lisbon and Athens are among the new destinations.

Eleven of the routes will only run during the summer months, while the Berlin and Budapest routes will run year-round. These two routes will start running on 31 March 2013.

SAS' summer routes will fly to: Santorini (Greece), Athens (Greece), Sardinia (Italy), Lisbon (Portugal), Malta (Malta), Palermo (Italy), Pristina (Kosovo), Pula (Croatia), Tenerife (Spain) and Valencia (Spain).

Tickets will go on sale on 27 November on SAS.no

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