Revenue of SAS Scandinavian Airlines 2009-2023

In the fiscal year of 2023, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, based in Sweden’s capital Stockholm, generated a revenue of approximately 42 billion Swedish krona. This represents a 32 percent increase compared to the previous year, when a substantial increase in revenue was recorded for the first time after the coronavirus pandemic, but still remained below pre-pandemic levels. Passenger revenue accounted for the highest value of the airline, at 32 billion Swedish krona, 73 percent of total revenue.

Which are the most valuable segments of SAS’ passenger flights?

European flights of SAS particularly generated the highest amount of passenger revenue in the FY 2023. The airline’s total revenue in this region was more than 16 billion Swedish kronor. The second and third most valuable areas were intercontinental, as well as domestic flights.

How many people travel by SAS’ planes?

In the mentioned financial year, SAS handled 22.7 million scheduled passengers. When adding charter traffic, the number stood at around 23.7 million people. Hence, the passenger load factor, meaning the airline’s capacity utilization, amounted to 76.5 percent.