By Maksim Koval, 10 June 2024
How to contact SAS customer service?
The primary way to contact SAS customer service is via their call center: +4687973010. However, during peak call times, turning to direct messaging on social media may yield quicker responses. For detailed discussions of complex issues, sending an e-mail is often the best option.
This guide will empower you with effective tactics to elicit prompt responses from SAS customer service. From the ground up, let’s explore your options. Depending on the nature of your query, several channels are at your disposal:
SAS contact numbers
SAS Service | Contact Phone Number |
---|---|
Primary customer service | +4687973010 |
International customer service | +4687973010 |
Reservations | +4687973010 |
Frequent flyer program (Euro Bonus) | +4687974000 |
Refunds | +4687973010 |
Baggage services | +4687973010 |
Lost and found | +4687973010 |
Special assistance | +4687973010 |
Cargo | +45 3232 2317 |
Pet travel | +4687973010 |
Customer Relations | +4687973010 |
Business Travel | +4687972202 |
Refund (US) | +18002212350 |
Automated phone systems are widespread today. Trying to skip their automated menus by saying “agent” (or anything else) can only make your call longer. Instead, state your purpose slowly and clearly to ensure you’re directed to the appropriate queue.
Operating hours across SAS support channels
- SAS primary call center number +4687973010 operates 9:00 AM – 19.00 PM.
- SAS live chat offers continuous assistance – the Turi chatbot is ready to interact with passengers 24/7.
- Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook operate 24/7, allowing passengers worldwide to ask questions or report issues at any time. While responses might not be instantaneous, SAS usually aims to respond swiftly, often within a few hours.
- flysas.com website offers help and contact pages – available for passengers 24/7.
- customer service desks at airports are designed to aid passengers who prefer face-to-face assistance. SAS help desks operate according to each airport’s hours.

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Real human help
How to talk to a live person at SAS?
To reach a live person at SAS, you can use most of their communication channels – call center, local offices, live chat, social media, emails, or airport service desk. Each route ensures interaction with human operators, either immediately or after an initial automated response.
- When you dial SAS call center number, you’ll be connected to a human operator. Initially, you might interact with an automated Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system – designed to guide you to the most suitable department (and to put you on hold if the lines are busy). However, once the line is free, you will be connected to a real person.
- Reach out to your local SAS office – it is probably the best way to talk to a real person. As they handle fewer calls, you’ll experience much shorter waiting times.
- Web chat is slightly different as it often employs technologies like AI bots to provide a simulated “chatbot operator”. However, SAS customer care team member is always ready to intervene. To connect with a real person, type phrases like “talk to human” or “live agent”.
- Message SAS on their social media platforms (use Twitter DM or Facebook Messenger). Although initial interaction may also be with a bot, a human operator will usually step in for complex issues.
- If you’re at the airport, check if the airline has a service desk on-site. Pay a visit to speak to a representative in person.
SAS international contact numbers
International customer service can handle your booking just like the main call center. Instead of competing for time with the call centers in Sweden, jump the line by dialing those in other countries — Denmark, UK, US, — for example. Travelers report that the SAS support in those countries has much shorter wait times, sometimes just a few minutes.
As a last resort, head for the foreign language-speaking call center. It will help if you are comfortable with that language, but there’s a chance that the hotline staff also speaks English.
Country | SAS Phone Number |
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Australia | +611800995821 |
Austria | +43820988530 |
Canada | +18555936279 |
Denmark | +4570102000 |
Germany | +496986799676 |
Iceland | +3548007624 |
Norway | +4721896400 |
Sweden | +46770727727 |
UK | +442076606876 |
US | +18002212350 |
SAS urgent/emergency phone numbers
In case of an emergency related to the SAS flight, call this number: +4687973010 (hotline in Sweden).
If you are in a different country, refer to the “International Contacts” section above for your local phone number.
These are the general customer service phone numbers as SAS does not provide a separate number for emergency situations. However, the airline representatives will be able to assist you with urgent issues such as flight cancellations, ticket changes, lost passports, etc.
If phone lines are busy, initiate simultaneous conversations through Twitter DM (@SAS) and Facebook Messenger to increase your chances of a prompt response.
Call for free
Toll-free SAS call centers
Only some phone numbers provided by SAS are toll-free: +1 800 221 2350 (US). They are free from landline phone in the same country or region. However, charges may apply if you call SAS toll-free call centers from a mobile phone or a different country.
In the United States and Canada, toll-free numbers typically begin with 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, or 833. In most cases, they can also be called from anywhere worldwide using an American cell phone by dialing +1 followed by the 8xx number.
In other countries, toll-free numbers vary due to different regulations. In Europe, toll-free numbers usually begin with 0800 (or 0808 in the UK – “freephone numbers”). The same 0800 prefix is used in China, South Africa, Argentina, and Brazil. The 1800 format is prevalent in Australia, New Zealand, India, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand (which also uses 001-800). In Japan, “Free Dial” numbers typically start with 0120, while in Indonesia, it’s 001-803.
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SAS WhatsApp number
Currently, SAS does not provide a dedicated WhatsApp number. However, you can use Wi-Fi calling or VoIP services instead of WhatsApp to bypass high roaming charges for international calls to SAS numbers.
Wi-Fi calling lets you place phone calls via a Wi-Fi network rather than a cellular network, much like WhatsApp, helping you avoid any roaming charges. Most carriers and smartphones support Wi-Fi calling, but you’ll need to enable it in your phone’s settings. Please note that Wi-Fi calling is restricted in countries like China, Egypt, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and UAE.

VoIP apps like Skype, Viber, Google Voice or Talkatone are another way to call SAS international numbers cheaply. In a manner similar to WhatsApp, they tap into the internet to place calls. While not free, these services offer competitively low rates for calls to both landlines and mobile phones. Costs generally range between $0.01 and $0.20 per minute, subject to the country and service provider being called.
In 2017, the EU has abolished roaming charges within its territory. If you’re within the EU and you place a call to a SAS number located in the EU, it will be priced as domestic call — with a capped cost of 19 cents (plus VAT) per minute.
SAS phone numbers by city
Your regional SAS helpline often has more specific knowledge about local airports, regulations, and services. They may be able to provide more detailed and relevant information.
Most agents have good English proficiency. The regional lines will likely have representatives who are also fluent in the local language; if you feel more comfortable communicating in your first language, look for the phone number for your nearest location.
Calling a regional center means you’re likely calling within your time zone — this can make it easier to reach someone during business hours.
City | SAS Phone Number |
---|---|
Copenhagen | +4570102000 |
Frankfurt | +496986799676 |
London | +442076606876 |
New York City | +18002212350 |
Oslo | +4721896400 |
Reykjavik | +3548007624 |
Stockholm | +46770727727 |
Sydney | +611800995821 |
Toronto | +18555936279 |
Vienna | +43820988530 |
When to call
Best times to call SAS
To decrease on-hold times, try to call SAS at off-peak times during the middle of the week (Tuesday to Thursday). The earlier in the day you call, the less you’ll have to wait.
Experienced customers suggest the best time to call SAS is early morning, from 4 am to 7 am (as per the call center’s local time), for 24/7 hotlines or just as the call center commences operations. Remember to adjust for any time differences.
The evening hours and weekends typically encounter the highest traffic and should be avoided.
Third-party apps like DoNotPay can save you time by placing a call and enduring hold times on your behalf. By using tricks, the app tries to get a human on the line quickly (it has built a database of priority customer service numbers). Then it calls you back and connects you to the agent. DoNotPay is a paid service and currently supports US numbers only (expansion to other countries is underway).
SAS email address
SAS does not offer a direct email address for customer support. Instead, passengers can send them email through the online form. The form serves as the primary means of email communication, suitable for delivering feedback or making inquiries.
Alternatively, you can reach out to one of airline’s local offices. Some of these branches openly share their email addresses online, providing a more localized channel for correspondence.
Regional email addresses
You can find a list of SAS regional email addresses below:
Country | SAS Email Address |
---|---|
Norway | kundeserviceavdeling@sas.no |
Email addresses by department
If your inquiry go beyond general customer support, contacting a specific department within the airline may be necessary. We’ve compiled these special-purpose email addresses in the table below. Nonetheless, always respect the contact methods provided by SAS — only reach out to the relevant department for your inquiry.
Country | SAS Email Address |
---|---|
Cargo | cargobooking@sas.dk |
If you want to send an email to one of SAS’s employees, try the popular email format used by many companies: First.Last@flysas.com. For example, to email Jane Doe who works at the airline, use Jane.Doe@flysas.com.
SAS sales and ticketing offices
SAS ticketing and sales offices are often found in major cities and airports. They provide essential services such as ticket reservations, flight rescheduling, cancellations, frequent flyer award tickets, and information about various services offered by the airline. When you encounter a problem with your booking that can’t be resolved online, the sales office is the right place to seek assistance.
Here’s the list of SAS offices and regional branches around the world:
City (Country) | SAS Office Address / Phone |
---|---|
SAS live chat (meet Turi)
SAS live chat (“Chat with us”) is a fast way to get help from the airline 24/7. It features a simple chatbot Turi that can provide answers to some popular questions and handle common issues. Since it lacks modern A.I. capabilities, for more complex issues, you will be redirected to a live agent — a human customer service representative.
SAS Turi bot is a computer program designed to communicate with people via messages on online chats. It is a virtual assistant, instantly, untiredly responding to customers’ inquiries 24/7. The quality of answers is quite satisfactory for popular questions and common problems such as flight reservations, ticket changes, flight status checks, purchasing an extra baggage, or even getting a refund.
Being just a simple, automated software, Turi bot can’t solve all the problems though. When faced with complex queries that it can’t tackle, it will seamlessly connect you with the live agent, an actual SAS support representative. If you want to skip the conversation with a bot entirely, use phrases like “speak with a human” or “talk to a live agent” — they will usually trigger the transfer.
To access the SAS webchat and talk to a live agent, visit the airline’s website.
For security reasons, live chat agents cannot proces sensitive payment information. To make purchases (like ticket changes or additional baggage), you’ll be redirected to a secure payment portal or advised to call SAS directly.
Feedback: How to file a formal complaint?
To formally lodge a complaint with SAS, begin by using the carrier’s designated feedback channels. Retain all pertinent documents — boarding passes, receipts, tickets, and email correspondences — as they may be needed to support your case.
To file a formal complaint, send email the the Customer Relations department directly: contacttoflysas@sasair.com. Remember to include the necessary details, clearly stating the nature of your complaint. SAS will reply to your complaint within a few working days.
For direct, pesonal assistance, passengers wishing to share their feedback or discuss encountered issues can speak to a representative by dialing +4687973010.
If all else fails, email the CEO. Write a polite complaint email briefly explaining your situation and kindly requesting their assistance. While the CEO may not personally respond, their team usually takes prompt action. Often, the outcome can be even better than what you had hoped for. Use services like Hunter.io or Spokeo to find the email address of the SAS CEO.
Aviation Consumer Protection
Escalate your issue to the ombudsman
If you are unsatisfied with how SAS settles your complaint, you can contact your country’s Airline Customer Advocate (ACA) body. The ACA works as “the ombudsman” — an official appointed to investigate individuals’ complaints against businesses. Please note that the ombudsman may take up to 90 days to resolve your SAS issue.
- United States: You can file a complaint to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Aviation Consumer Protection Division (phone: 202-366-2220).
- Canada: The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) provides dispute resolution for air travel complaints (phone: 1-888-222-2592, email: info@otc-cta.gc.ca).
- Australia, The Airline Customer Advocate (ACA) offers free and independent ombudsman service.
- European Union: If your flight departed from an EU country or was with an EU carrier and landed in the EU, you’re protected by EU passenger rights. You can submit your complaint to a National Enforcement Body (NEB).
- United Kingdom: If your flight departed from an airport in the UK, you can lodge a complaint with AviationADR.
Premium hotline
for Euro Bonus members
Euro Bonus, SAS‘s loyalty program provides dedicated phone number for members, with shorter waiting times than the standard call centers. If you are a Euro Bonus member with Member, Silver, Gold, Diamond status, you can dial +4687974000 to reach frequent flyer program (FFP) customer service in Sweden.
Dedicated customer service for the Euro Bonus FFP can assist you with verifying your reward point balance, making flight reservations, processing the flight redemption and upgrades, or just addressing any queries you might have about the loyalty program.
SAS doesn’t offer a dedicated email address for Euro Bonus customer care.
If you find yourself already at the airport, consider seeking aid from an airline agent at the SAS lounge. Their team is often capable of addressing same-day issues or can offer you a direct airport line, bypassing the queue. However, ensure you’re eligible for lounge access beforehand, as it’s generally reserved for top-tier frequent flyer members.
Contacting SAS on social media
Getting phone help from SAS often means long waits. So here’s our advice: before calling the helpline, try to get a quick fix by contacting them via social media — Facebook, Twitter. Many travelers are reporting that they get a faster response there. Most large airlines have teams of social media specialists; in our experience, it’s the easiest way to resolve an issue.
Craft a concise and polite message explaining your issue or inquiry. Include relevant details like your booking reference or flight information. If you don’t hear back within a reasonable timeframe, send a follow-up message.
Use this trick to contact the airline faster: mention @SAS in a tweet about your issue. SAS team will often notice it immediately and provide an answer. It’s a method we recommend if your issue is particularly urgent.

Self-service
Do you really need
to call the airline?
You’d be surprised to know that many of your issues can be easily resolved without contacting SAS customer service.
Manage My Booking
This section on the SAS website is a convenient self-service tool you can use to manage your reservations. Manage My Booking eliminaties the need for lengthy interactions with customer service, addressing typical passenger queries:
- retrieving booking information
- seat selection and upgrades
- adding extra baggage
- ordering special meals
- requesting special assistance
- changing traveler details
Please note that the availability of some of these actions depends on the fare type and the terms and conditions of the ticket purchased. In some cases additional fees may be applicable.
Help Center
Before dialing into the SAS call centers, we recommend consulting the airline’s help articles. Grounded in years of customer interaction and experience, these articles answer many common queries and provide valuable travel advisories:
- Customer Service
- Baggage
- Check-in
- Special travel needs
- Traveling with Children
- SAS EuroBonus
- Corporate
- Cargo
Chatbot
Harnessing the power of AI, airline chatbots provide 24/7 service – reducing the need for call centers waits. While they can’t solve all problems, their capabilities continually improve with technology advancements.
For instant assistance, visit Turi chatbot on SAS website. It’s worth giving it a try, as this digital aide is quite proficient and ready to answer a myriad of your queries.
FAQ
What is the hotline response time?
The average wait time for SAS representatives is between 5 and 50 minutes — depending on when you're calling. However, when the airline gets hit with an unprecedented wave of calls amid mass cancellations, you should be prepared for much longer waiting times.
Like most airlines, SAS employs a certain number of staff in its call centers — sufficient to serve customers under standard conditions. If these conditions change (sudden flight delays and cancellations, peak travel times such as school holidays, etc.), the airline usually allocates more resources to customer service to address the increased demand.
Where can I find SAS service desk at the airport?
SAS houses its main service desk at Copenhagen Airport CPH
in Copenhagen, Sweden. The airport serves as the primary hub airport for the carrier, coordinating the lion's share of its flight operations. The SAS representatives at this airport desk provide comprehensive customer service for passengers: booking changes, refunds, upgrading flights, special assistance requests, etc.
Not all airports serviced by SAS maintain its help desks. Their presence depends on the airline's scale of operations, airport size, and arrangements with other airlines. Smaller airports with sparse SAS flights or those primarily catering to regional traffic may lack a dedicated service desk.
If you’re flying with the Swedish carrier and aren’t sure whether there will be a service desk at the departure airport, check the airline’s and the airport's websites. Alternatively, contact customer service for the most up-to-date information.
Missed SAS flight contact number
If you think you're going to miss a flight, call SAS immediately at +4687973010. The sooner your airline knows that you'll be late, the more options it has to fix it. SAS often charges you for a new ticket if you miss a flight, but there are important exceptions. To find out if you qualify, you need to act fast. Calling the airline ASAP can significantly increase your chances of getting rebooked on the next flight at no additional charge.
How to request a callback from SAS?
SAS does not provide a callback option. However, you can still potentially get an airline representative to call you back:
- Try to initiate contact by reaching out to SAS through the channels they offer — email, live chat, social media, or the hotline.
- Clearly state that you would prefer to be contacted by a phone call (callback)
- Briefly explain your issue or question; include your phone number and the best times to reach you.
- Follow up: if you don’t get a response within a reasonable timeframe, try reaching out again.
What is SAS Business Class contact number?
Several airlines offer premium, dedicated phone lines exclusively for their Business Class passengers — recognizing the investment they make when they opt for a higher level of comfort.
However, SAS does not offer a dedicated phone number for Business Class customers. Instead, they can contact the airline’s general customer service line. Although this might involve some waiting, the airline prioritizes assisting their high-tier customers as quickly as possible.
Should I contact my travel agent instead of CS?
Yes, if you find airline customer care burdensome, you may ask your travel agent for help. An agent can remove all that drama from your booking experience. Good travel agents have dedicated "air teams" behind them (who have relationships with airlines) and often work via a bigger agency leveraging its robust networks and connections.
When SAS cancels a flight or makes a change to your itinerary, travel agents have the power to handle this for you on your behalf. They don’t even need to speak to the airline in most cases since they have access to the backend of a booking system and are permitted to make changes to your reservation. Sometimes, they can even “bend” the rules.
The best thing: you’ll typically pay the same price for the flight ticket. Commissions made by agents generally come from the airline side, not the customer side.
What is the location and contact for head office?
SAS’ head office is located in Solna, Sweden:
SAS Frösundavik Office Building,
Frösundaviks allé 1,
169 70 Solna,
Sweden
Phone: +4687973010
SAS HQ (headquarters, head office, corporate office) serves as the principal business hub for the airline, its center of planning, coordination, and execution. The head office manages most of the airline's national functions, including finance, legal affairs, human resources, and marketing. It is also the central workspace for SAS's executive team, including the CEO, CFO, and key managerial staff. The headquarters oversees all other offices and branches, which report back to this 'nerve center' of operations.
How to call SAS from Sweden?
Passengers in Sweden can contact SAS by dialing this customer service phone number: +4687973010.
How to call SAS from Switzerland?
If you're in Switzerland and need to reach out to SAS, call its hotline: +41435478006.
How to call SAS from Australia?
To call SAS from Australia, dial +611800995821. Follow the voice prompts to get in touch with the correct airline's department or its representative. This line is equipped to handle a range of inquiries — including reservations, flight information, customer service, and more.
What is SAS reservations phone number?
The main phone number for SAS reservations is +4687973010. If you require assistance with your flight ticket, you can also call the airline's regional call center or local ticketing office. Please note that the company may charge an additional fee for reservations made over the phone.
What is SAS rebooking hotline?
To rebook your flight with SAS, first review their current conditions and policies, as these occasionally change. Then contact their main call center at +4687973010.
It's recommended to consult the rebooking with an airline representative as it enables you to discuss changes to your itinerary and explore all available flight options in detail. Be aware that rebooking may incur a fee.
Country | SAS Phone Number |
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Belgium | +3226436900 |
China | +861085276100 |
Estonia | +3728801819 |
Finland | +358981710062 |
France | +33185148203 |
Greece | +302112111542 |
Ireland | +35318445440 |
Italy | +39699748015 |
Japan | +815068648086 |
Latvia | +37167852191 |
Lithuania | +37052051109 |
Netherlands | +31207219079 |
Poland | +48228500500 |
Russia | +48228500500 |
Spain | +34900031346 |
Switzerland | +41435478006 |
Cities | SAS Phone Number |
---|---|
Amsterdam | +31207219079 |
Athens | +302112111542 |
Brussels | +3226436900 |
Dublin | +35318445440 |
Helsinki | +358981710062 |
Hong Kong | +861085276100 |
Madrid | +34900031346 |
Moscow | +48228500500 |
Paris | +33185148203 |
Riga | +37167852191 |
Rome | +39699748015 |
Tallinn | +3728801819 |
Tokyo | +815068648086 |
Vilnius | +37052051109 |
Warsaw | +48228500500 |
Zurich | +41435478006 |
User Review
4.1 (3321 votes)SAS
Below is a concise overview of passenger experiences with SAS. It has been crafted through AI analysis of thousands of online reviews for a more precise, aggregated rating. Please note: this is an experimental feature.
SAS, with a passenger rating of 3/5, showcases a balanced perspective on customer support quality.
Passengers have reported a spectrum of experiences, noting that while the airline’s customer care team demonstrates a willingness to assist, responses can be slower than anticipated, especially during peak times. The accessibility of SAS’s customer support through phone, email, and live chat receives mixed reviews, with some passengers finding it challenging to navigate outside conventional hours. Despite these hurdles, there are instances where SAS staff have been praised for their helpfulness and friendliness, indicating a commitment to resolving issues when possible.
This assessment is grounded in a comprehensive analysis of feedback and reviews from various travel and airline rating platforms, reflecting the airline’s efforts to maintain service quality amidst operational challenges.
About the author

Maksim Koval
Aviation industry expert, digital editor at Tiket2 since 2010, and the pioneering founder of the Air Traveler Club.
Maksim is a Bali-based seasoned travel writer, avid flyer, tinkerer, photographer, motorbiker, animal lover, and the truest evangelist of the company. His dedication to providing valuable insights and engaging content has established him as a trusted voice in the industry.
You can contact him via email at maksim[at]tiket2.com.