SAS weighs major widebody jet order as it expands long-haul ambitions SAS AB (SASDQ) (SASBQ) is in discussions with both ...

Scandinavian operator SAS is expecting around $325 million to be allocated to general unsecured creditors – including holders of commercial hybrid bonds in parent company SAS AB – through its US ...

Welcome to the SAS Q2 2023 Report Presentation. For the first part of the conference call, participants will be in listen only mode [Operator Instructions]. Now I will hand the conference over to ...

Feb 4 (Reuters) - SAS AB is in talks with Boeing and Airbus about a large order of widebody jets as the carrier bets on ...

Scandinavian carrier SAS has identified Air France-KLM, and financial firms Castlelake and Lind Invest – along with the Danish government – as participants in the successful consortium to provide ...

SAS AB (SASDQ) has released an update. SAS AB has announced a plan hearing for its company reorganization proceeding set for July 12, 2024, where stakeholders, including creditors and shareholders, ...

SAS AB (SASDQ) has released an update. SAS AB has announced a reconstruction plan as part of its ongoing corporate restructuring in Sweden, which includes debt settlement proposals and the issuance of ...

Scandinavian airline SAS AB expects to allocate up to $325 million for the debt recovery of its general unsecured creditors as part of an updated Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan, with holders of commercial ...

SAS AB’s €833 million ($915 million) Danish and Swedish recapitalization was approved by European Union state-aid watchdogs, in a revised decision after an earlier approval was struck down by an EU ...

STOCKHOLM (MarketWatch) -- Scandinavian airline SAS AB's (SAS.SK) five-year business plan, to be unveiled Thursday, is unlikely to herald the far-reaching reform many industry experts say the company ...

LAST CALL: Scandinavian airline SAS AB plans to cut 40 percent of its workforce, and reduce pensions and salaries for remaining staff in a plan the CEO called the “final call” for the troubled carrier ...