Fancy travelling business class?

Travelling business class is one of those experiences that most of us rarely get to enjoy — unless of course you’re a corporate hotshot or you’re loaded. You’ll be delighted therefore to note that SAS airlines are currently running with a promotion that is offering roundtrip business class fares to various points in Scandinavia for as little as €296, including taxes. Travel must be undertaken between April 26th and September 2nd of this year. Like most business class fares, you get to enjoy all of the following benefits:

3 course meal
2 x 32kg baggage
Fast Track** to jump the queue
Separate cabin
Seat Reservation
Guaranteed window or aisle seat
No credit card fees
Online or mobile check-in
EuroBonus points

The only catch is that these fares have to be booked by April 1st. Contact your local Travel Centres agent for further details. You can find the whereabouts and contact details of all our agents elsewhere on this site.

Go on — you know you’re worth it!

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