Parents understand the struggle of paying for a family trip abroad, so they’ll be happy to know that Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is going to help shoulder some of the cost.
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Scandinavian Airlines has brought back an amazing, limited-time deal that lets travelers pay just the taxes and fees for kids up to 11 years of age when flying with an adult on a SAS flight from the U.S. to Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland.
Essentially, parents would pay about $60 USD for each child under this fantastic deal.
Scandinavian Airlines flies out of New York City, Washington, Los Angeles, Miami, Boston, Chicago, and San Francisco and has routes to Stockholm, Olso, Copenhagen, the Faroe Islands, and many more.
This major-savings promotion won’t last long. Travelers must book their tickets by December 10th and travel between January 8 and April 2, 2019.
This is not the first time Scandinavian Airlines has helped out parents. In April 2018, airlines/kids-fly-free-with-sas.html” target=”_self” rel=”nofollow”>the airline offered this deal to entice families to travel with SAS during the winter holidays.
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