Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is coordinating with the Indian government to begin services, after its Copenhagen-Mumbai relaunch flight returned due to missing regulatory clearance.
SAS is working closely with Indian government for the necessary approvals
Jun 06, 2026
05:14 pm
What's the storyScandinavian Airlines (SAS) has announced its intention to start operations in India.
The announcement comes after a recent incident where SAS's relaunch flight from Copenhagen to Mumbai had to turn back mid-air due to lack of regulatory clearance.
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