SAS to restart Copenhagen–Mumbai service in October 2026 after regulatory false start

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SAS will resume nonstop Copenhagen–Mumbai flights on October 1, 2026, ending a 17-year absence from India. The airline plans five weekly, year-round frequencies using a 266-seat Airbus A330, restoring direct passenger and cargo connectivity between Scandinavia and Mumbai after its June launch was aborted.

Discovered 2026-08-17T15:28:17.097037-07:00 | 2026-08-17T15:28:17.097037-07:00

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  • The five-weekly service restores a direct link between Scandinavia and India, expanding network options for passengers and cargo operators.
  • SAS will deploy a 266-seat Airbus A330 year-round, providing a defined long-haul capacity commitment on the route.
  • The October restart follows a June inaugural-flight disruption caused by incomplete regulatory authorization, underscoring the operational importance of securing approvals before launch.

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