Delta Air Lines and Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), the flag carrier for Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, have signed a new codeshare agreement, set to take effect on September 25. This partnership follows SAS’s entry into the SkyTeam alliance on September 1.

The agreement is designed to enhance travel options for customers flying between North America and Scandinavia. Passengers will benefit from improved connections and reciprocal loyalty rewards. According to SAS, travelers will be able to earn and redeem Delta SkyMiles or SAS EuroBonus points on flights operated by either carrier.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is set to introduce a new seasonal route connecting Copenhagen and Seattle, starting on May 21. The service will operate five times per week, offering travelers a direct link between Denmark and the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

This marks Seattle as SAS's 10th U.S. destination from Copenhagen, adding to its existing routes to Atlanta, Boston, Newark, New York, Los Angeles, Washington Dulles, Chicago, San Francisco, and Miami. Additionally, SAS operates flights from Stockholm to both Newark and Miami, as well as a route from Oslo to Newark.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is set to transition to the SkyTeam airline alliance on September 1, marking a significant shift from its current affiliation with Star Alliance, which will conclude on August 31. This strategic move aims to broaden SAS's global network and enhance the travel options available to its customers.