SAS flies to Greenland's capital

The Scandinavian airline SAS will resume flights to Greenland's capital Nuuk at the end of March

The route will be operated three times a week with a stopover in Iceland's capital Reykjavik. SAS will use its new Airbus A320neo aircraft on the route, which has a capacity of 180 passengers.

The resumption of flights to Nuuk is part of SAS's strategy to expand its network in the North Atlantic

The airline already flies to several destinations in Iceland, Norway, and the Faroe Islands. SAS is also planning to launch new flights to Greenland's second-largest city, Ilulissat, later this year.

The resumption of flights to Nuuk is good news for Greenland's tourism industry. The country is home to some of the world's most beautiful scenery, including glaciers, icebergs, and fjords. Tourists can also experience Greenland's unique culture and traditions.

SAS's new flights to Nuuk are expected to be popular with both tourists and business travelers. The airline is offering a variety of fares, including discounts for advance bookings and group travel.