EuroBonus award chart

An award flight on SAS-operated aircraft costs from 5 000 points per direction domestically and 30 000 points in economy to Asia or North America. With a SkyTeam partner, business round trip between Europe and North America costs 140 000 points. Below are all 15 zones, cabin by cabin, reproduced from SAS's own tables with nothing calculated or rounded.

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The two pricing systems

EuroBonus prices award flights in two completely different ways, and which one applies depends on who operates the flight, not on who you book with.

  • SAS-operated flights. The price is a fixed price per direction. SAS publishes the table as a one-way, so a one-way ticket costs exactly what the table says, and a round trip costs twice that.
  • SkyTeam partners. The price is a round-trip price. A one-way costs 60% of the round-trip price (SAS's own wording), which is 20% more per direction than half a round trip. See the one-way versus round-trip arithmetic.

That is why the two tables below stand apart, each with its own unit and its own colour scale. Numbers in one cannot be compared directly with numbers in the other until you have converted them to the same direction.

SAS-operated flights

Award flights on SAS-operated aircraftPoints per direction: a one-way costs the figure in the table, a round trip twice that.
SoneEconomyPremiumBusiness
Innenlands i Danmark, Norge og Sverige
5 000
10 000
selges ikke for poeng
Mellom Norden+
10 000
selges ikke for poeng
20 000
Mellom Norden+ og Europa
15 000
selges ikke for poeng
35 000
Mellom Europa
25 000
selges ikke for poeng
40 000
Til/fra Asia og Nord-Amerika
30 000
45 000
60 000
5 00060 000poeng — fargen viser prisnivå innenfor denne tabellen.

A dashed cell means the cabin is not sold for points on that route. Premium is offered only domestically and on the longest routes; Business is not offered domestically.

SkyTeam partners

Award flights with SkyTeam partners, from EuropePoints round trip: halve it for the price per direction, or multiply by 0.6 for a one-way.
SoneEconomyPremium EconomyBusinessFirst
Innenriks (Sverige, Norge, Danmark, Spania, Frankrike, Italia, Hellas, Polen, Portugal)
20 000
selges ikke for poeng
40 000
selges ikke for poeng
Europa
40 000
selges ikke for poeng
80 000
selges ikke for poeng
Nord-Amerika
70 000
105 000
140 000
175 000
Mellom-Amerika og Karibia
80 000
120 000
180 000
200 000
Sør-Amerika
90 000
135 000
190 000
225 000
Nord-/Sentral-Afrika og Midtøsten
60 000
90 000
130 000
140 000
Sør-Afrika
90 000
135 000
180 000
225 000
Sentral-, Øst- og Sør-Asia
90 000
135 000
180 000
225 000
Sørøst-Asia
95 000
142 500
190 000
257 500
Stillehavet
140 000
210 000
280 000
380 000
20 000380 000poeng — fargen viser prisnivå innenfor denne tabellen.

The first row is travel within a single market. The rest are trips starting in the Europe zone, the only one that applies to a departure from the Nordics. SAS also publishes tables for trips starting elsewhere; those are not reproduced here.

The partner table uses a completely different and finer zone split than the table for SAS-operated flights, with its own country lists per region. The two systems cannot be mixed: a trip falls under one or the other, never a combination.

Which countries are in which zone?

The zones in the SAS-operated table are defined by SAS as follows:

  • Nordic+: Danmark, Estland, Finland, Norge, Sverige, Tyskland, Latvia, Litauen og Polen.
  • Europe: Albania, Armenia, Østerrike, Hviterussland, Belgia, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Bulgaria, Kroatia, Kypros, Tsjekkia, Frankrike, Georgia, Hellas, Grønland, Ungarn, Island, Irland, Italia, Luxembourg, Makedonia, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Nederland, Portugal, Romania, Russland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Serbia, Spania, Sveits, Tyrkia, Storbritannia og Ukraina.

SAS does not state which countries count as «Asia» and «North America» in this table, and we do not guess.

What the chart does not say

The chart price is the points part. On top of it come taxes, fees and any carrier surcharges in cash, plus a booking fee on partner awards. That part varies a great deal between airline, route and date, and is not shown here.

The chart also says nothing about whether an award seat exists on the date you want to travel. That is an entirely different question, and it is the one search and the route guides answer with observed data.

Sources

Every figure is reproduced from SAS's own pages, retrieved : award flights with SAS and award flights with partners. Nothing is calculated, rounded or reconstructed. SAS may change the tables without notice; always check the price for your route and date before booking. If you want the figures in machine-readable form, they are published as JSON and CSV on open data.