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Scandinavian Airlines, commonly known as SAS, will soon move from Star Alliance (where it was a founding member) to rival alliance, SkyTeam. It’s currently running a promotion that offers members of its EuroBonus frequent flyer program the ability to book a special award flight. The only catch? The destination is unknown at booking.
From SAS:
Would you dare to board a plane without knowing the destination? For the first time ever, SAS launches a unique journey to an unknown destination – a special treat for EuroBonus members.”
No other details have been provided and bookings are not yet possible. SAS has three hubs at Copenhagen Airport (CPH), Oslo Airport (OSL), and Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN). I’d venture to guess that the flight would be out of one of those, but where will it go? Will this be a short-haul flight within Europe or to one of SAS’ destinations in the US?
Anthony’s Take: I’m curious to see where this flight is headed and how many points it will cost. I’m too much of a planner to hop on something like this, but I am intrigued. Would you book a flight to an unknown destination?
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It won’t be the US. Passengers would need an ESTA etc. to get on board. My guess is that this will be limited to EU and Schengen countries.