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Leaves in October · Virgin Atlantic out, SAS

MumbaiIndia

Out from Stockholm in October, home in October13 nights4 seats together in Business

180,000 points per person, round trip

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Economy, Premium Economy or Business · one way from 30,000 pointsDepartures to 14 cities right nowSASSAS's own flightsSee SAS departures

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Business round trip · from 130,000 pointsTrips to 112 cities right nowVirgin AtlanticKLMAir FranceAeroméxicoKenya Airways+ more airlinesSee partner trips

Four seats together in Business: 94 cities right nowLeaving within a week: 61 trips to 3 cities

How it worksfor anyone new to award trips

The full guide: points, prices, when seats are released
  1. Two kinds of award seats, the same points. SAS's own flights have a fixed price per one-way. The SkyTeam partners, like Virgin Atlantic, KLM and Air France, sell Business round trips. The price depends on where you fly, not on the airline. Both are booked on SAS with EuroBonus points.
  2. We check on SAS. Every seat here is checked in SAS's own booking before you see it. The time is on the row.
  3. You book on SAS. With points. Taxes and fees you pay at checkout. Flying home from another city (SAS calls it open jaw) is booked by SAS over the phone, the row says so.

Where your points reachBusiness round trip, per person

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