SAS Secures Agreement with Norwegian Cabin Crew Unions, Ending Strike

SAS Scandinavian and the Norwegian cabin unions, NKF and SNK, have this morning reached an agreement on new collective bargaining agreements.

SAS and the Norwegian cabin unions have now concluded mediation and come to an agreement. During the four-day strike a limited number of flights were affected primarily in Norway. By tomorrow SAS expects the traffic program to be back to its normal operations.

“I am very pleased to report that we now have come to an agreement. Finally, we can resume normal operations and fly our customers to their desired destinations and continue our important work going forward,” says Kjetil Håbjørg, Chief Airline Services in SAS

“We sincerely apologize to our customers that have been impacted by this strike, continues Håbjørg. Today’s agreement means that we now can put our full focus on finalizing the restructuring of SAS and set the course to build and grow a profitable airline that can offer world-class travel experience and network to our customers,” says Håbjørg.

SAS is expecting operations to be restored throughout the day. Passengers are kindly asked to check the latest information at sas.no.

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Sources: AirGuide Business airguide.info, SAS Scandinavian, Norwegian cabin unions