The 5 Best Ways To Redeem SAS EuroBonus Points [For Max Value]

SAS EuroBonus — the loyalty program behind Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) — is relatively unknown in the U.S., but it’s useful if you live in Scandinavia or frequent the region. SAS EuroBonus offers some of the best deals on flights to and within the region, plus great deals on other SkyTeam airlines.

This guide covers high-value ways to redeem SAS EuroBonus points for flights. We’ll start with an overview of the loyalty program’s award charts and how to earn SAS points. Then we’ll highlight the strongest SAS EuroBonus redemptions.

Booking Award Tickets With SAS EuroBonus

SAS EuroBonus uses a fixed-price, zone-based award chart for pricing award tickets. Flights are priced based on region and class of service.

There is a dynamic pricing component in EuroBonus, but it only applies to SAS-operated flights without saver-level award space. These tickets can be costly, so we recommend sticking with saver awards whenever possible.

EuroBonus has different award charts for its own flights and partner flights. SAS-operated award flights are priced reasonably, especially if you’re flying within Scandinavia or broader Europe.

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Route	Economy (One-Way)	Premium Class (One-Way)	Business Class (One-Way)
Domestic in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden	5,000	10,000	N/A
Between Nordic+ countries	10,000	N/A	20,000
Between Nordic+ and European countries	15,000	N/A	35,000
Within European countries	25,000	N/A	40,000
To/from Asia and North America	30,000	45,000	60,000

These award prices are reasonable, and EuroBonus does not add fuel surcharges. You can book flights from the U.S. to Europe in business class and pay just $5.60 in taxes and fees. Other routes have very reasonable taxes and fees, though they vary by where you’re flying to and from.

The Nordic+ region includes Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, and Sweden. The European region includes other countries in broader Europe: Albania, Armenia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, France, Georgia, Greece, Greenland, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Türkiye, Ukraine, and United Kingdom.

Partner awards are reasonably priced, too. You can view the full partner award chart on SAS’s website, but below you’ll find the carrier’s award chart for partner flights departing North America. These round-trip prices apply to all SkyTeam partner flights.

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Region	Economy (Round-Trip)	Premium Economy (Round-Trip)	Business Class (Round-Trip)	First Class (Round-Trip)
Within North America	25,000	37,500	50,000	70,000
To/from Europe	70,000	105,000	130,000	175,000
To/from Central America and Caribbean	37,500	56,250	75,000	95,000
To/from South America	50,000	75,000	100,000	120,000
To/from North or Central Africa and Middle East	80,000	120,000	160,000	190,000
To/from Southern Africa	100,000	150,000	200,000	235,000
To/from Central, East, and South Asia	90,000	135,000	180,000	225,000
To/from Southeast Asia	90,000	135,000	180,000	225,000
To/from Pacific	90,000	135,000	180,000	225,000

You can book one-way partner award tickets with SAS EuroBonus points, but you’ll pay 60% of the round-trip price with most partners. This means a one-way economy award ticket within North America costs 15,000 EuroBonus points, plus taxes and fees, since a round-trip ticket costs 25,000 points. Some airlines, including Air Europa, China Airlines, and Vietnam Airlines, charge double points.

Earning SAS EuroBonus Points

SAS EuroBonus points are harder to earn than other airline miles, largely because the program does not have a U.S. co-branded credit card or a transfer partnership with a major U.S. transferable points program. However, there are a few ways to earn SAS EuroBonus points, even if you live in the U.S.

Fly With SAS And Its Airline Partners

On SAS flights, you earn a set amount of EuroBonus points per flight that varies based on where you fly and your class of service. You can view the earnings chart on SAS’s website.

Meanwhile, partner flights earn points based on booking class and distance flown. These rates vary by partner airline and are listed on SAS’s airline partners page.

Delta 757 200 Transcon LAX — Delta Air Lines is one of SAS’s many airline partners. Image Credit: Alberto Riva

Rent Cars and Book Hotels With SAS EuroBonus Partners

You can earn SAS EuroBonus points with the program’s rental car and hotel partners, which include most major rental car companies and select Scandinavian hotel groups. You can view the full list of partners on SAS’s website.

Transfer Rove Miles to SAS EuroBonus

Rove Miles is the only significant U.S.-based loyalty program that has transfers to SAS EuroBonus. The program isn’t affiliated with any airline, hotel, or credit card. You can earn miles by booking hotels and flights through Rove or via its shopping portal.

Transfers fromRove Miles to SAS EuroBonus process at a 1:1 ratio. Depending on how you plan to use your SAS EuroBonus points, this could be an excellent way to redeem your miles.

The Best Ways To Redeem SAS EuroBonus Points

The best ways to redeem SAS EuroBonus points range from short-haul flights within Scandinavia to long-haul business-class flights to Asia, Europe, and South America.

1. Book Economy Flights Within Scandinavia

Canal Copenhagen Denmark — Copenhagen, Denmark. Image Credit: Christine Krzyszton

If you’re traveling on domestic flights within Denmark, Norway, or Sweden, you can book flights for just 5,000 points, plus minimal taxes and fees. Meanwhile, traveling between these countries — or any other Nordic+ country — costs 10,000 points in economy class.

Some interesting routes to consider include:

Copenhagen (CPH), Denmark, to Aalborg (AAL), Denmark, for 5,000 points
Oslo (OSL), Norway, to Longyearbyen (LYR), Norway, for 5,000 points
Gdańsk (GDN), Poland, to Copenhagen (CPH) to Billund (BLL), Denmark, for 10,000 points

2. SAS Flights From North America or Asia to Scandinavia

SAS Airbus A350 business class cabin — An SAS business class seat on an Airbus A350 aircraft. Image Credit: SAS

SAS also offers reasonable award pricing on flights between Scandinavia and North America or Asia. You’ll pay 30,000 points in economy, 45,000 in premium economy, and 60,000 in business class for a one-way ticket on these routes. Business class is lower than many competing SkyTeam programs charge for transatlantic flights, especially from the West Coast. However, this pricing does not apply to SkyTeam partner flights.

Taxes and fees are reasonable, as most U.S. departures to Europe have just $5.60 in taxes and fees, and European departures have roughly $100.

SAS has a large route network to the U.S. If you’re considering a flight to Asia, you can fly to Bangkok (BKK); Seoul (ICN), South Korea; Tokyo (HND); and other cities. Some routes to consider include:

Chicago (ORD) to Copenhagen (CPH)
Los Angeles (LAX) to Copenhagen (CPH)
Miami (MIA) to Stockholm (ARN)

3. Delta One Business Class From the U.S. to Europe

Delta One Suites A330 900neo seat — Delta One business class seat on an Airbus A330-900neo aircraft. Image Credit: Ryan Smith

These days, it’s hard to get a good deal on Delta One business class tickets to Europe. Delta SkyMiles uses dynamic pricing for award tickets, which almost always results in high mileage costs. Meanwhile, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club imposes high fuel surcharges on all award tickets, often over $500 each way in business class.

SAS EuroBonus solves for this by offering reasonable award rates with no fuel surcharges on Delta award tickets. From the U.S. to Europe, you’re looking at 130,000 points and under $200 in taxes and fees on most round-trip transatlantic partner flights. Meanwhile, you’ll pay 78,000 points for a one-way ticket since the program charges 60% of a round-trip fare for one-way partner bookings.

Some Delta One routes to consider include:

Atlanta (ATL) to Zurich (ZRH)
Boston (BOS) to Athens (ATH), Greece
New York (JFK) to Prague (PRG)

4. Business Class Flights From North America to East Asia on Korean Air and Other SkyTeam Partners

Korean Prestige 2.0 Suites Window Seat Back Row — Korean Air business class. Image Credit: Juan Ruiz

You can also find a reasonable deal on business class flights from North America to East Asia on Korean Air, China Airlines, Delta, and others. In our experience, Korean Air offers better award availability, especially on routes to smaller cities like Las Vegas (LAS).

While not the best pricing, SAS has more reasonable award rates from North America to East Asia. You can book partner tickets on these routes for 180,000 points round-trip or 108,000 points one-way in business class. As with other partner redemptions, you’ll pay only minimal taxes and fees on these tickets.

There are dozens of great SkyTeam routes to book to East Asia, including:

Atlanta (ATL) to Tokyo (HND) on Delta
Las Vegas (LAS) to Seoul (ICN) on Korean Air
Los Angeles (LAX) to Hong Kong (HKG) on Delta

5. Fly From North America to South America

Aeromexico Connect E190 at DGO — An Aeromexico Connect Embraer E190. Image Credit: Ryan Smith

SAS EuroBonus charges 50,000 or 100,000 points for round-trip flights from North America to South America in economy and business class, respectively. These rates can be appealing for long flights from the U.S. to Argentina, Brazil, and other South American destinations.

One-way award tickets on partner airlines cost 60% of the round-trip price, so you’ll pay 30,000 points in economy and 60,000 in business class.

You can book nonstop flights to South America with airline partners like Aerolíneas Argentinas and Delta, or connecting itineraries with Aeromexico. Some routes to consider include:

Chicago (ORD) to Mexico City (MEX) — Lima (LIM) on Aeromexico
Miami (MIA) to Buenos Aires (EZE), Argentina, on Aerolíneas Argentinas
New York (JFK) to Rio de Janeiro (GIG) on Delta

List of SAS Airline Partners — SkyTeam

Delta SkyTeam livery — SAS is a SkyTeam member, partnering with popular airlines like Delta. Image Credit: Ehsan Haque

SAS was historically a Star Alliance member but joined SkyTeam in 2024 after Air France-KLM Group acquired a large stake in the airline. The airline’s partner list changed to include these airlines:

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SkyTeam Airline Partners
Aeroflot (temporarily suspended)	KLM
Aeromexico	Korean Air
Air Europa	Middle East Airlines (MEA)
Air France	Saudia Airlines
Delta Air Lines	Scandinavian Airlines (SAS)
China Airlines	Tarom
China Eastern	Vietnam Airlines
Czech Airlines	Virgin Atlantic
Garuda Indonesia	Xiamen Airlines

This extensive group of SkyTeam partners means you have a lot of flexibility for earning and redeeming EuroBonus points. The alliance has some of the best coverage in Europe and Asia, as well as solid coverage in parts of Central and South America.

List of SAS Airline Partners Outside SkyTeam

SAS also has a limited number of partners outside the alliance, including:

Etihad Airways — earn and redeem points
Singapore Airlines — earn points
Widerøe — earn and redeem points

If you value EuroBonus points, consider crediting flights with these partners to your EuroBonus account. Likewise, Etihad and Widerøe can be good options for redeeming EuroBonus points if their route networks fit your travel needs.

Final Thoughts

SAS EuroBonus is often overlooked by American travelers since it’s not partnered with any major U.S. transferable points programs. However, the carrier’s extensive U.S. route network, fixed award charts, and recent partnership with Rove Miles make it worth a look, especially if you have an upcoming trip to Scandinavia.

Some of the best EuroBonus redemptions include domestic flights within Scandinavian countries and flights from the U.S. to Europe on SAS or Delta. Check the program’s award charts, and remember that one-way partner awards cost 60% of the round-trip price.