SAS and Aerolíneas Argentinas, both members of the SkyTeam alliance, have signed a new codeshare agreement that expands travel options between Scandinavia and Argentina through the combined networks of the two carriers.
Under the agreement, Aerolíneas Argentinas will place its AR code on SAS‑operated flights between Madrid and Rome and the Scandinavian capitals of Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo. In turn, SAS will place its SK code on Aerolíneas Argentinas’ transatlantic services between Buenos Aires, Madrid and Rome, giving travelers in Northern Europe new one‑stop access to Argentina.
The cooperation also enables unique long‑range itineraries across the SkyTeam network — including the possibility to travel from the world’s southernmost commercial airport in Ushuaia to the northernmost in Longyearbyen on a single, integrated journey.
“This partnership marks an exciting step forward for SAS as we continue strengthening our global reach together with trusted SkyTeam partners. Aerolíneas Argentinas is a natural fit for us, and by linking our networks we are opening new and genuinely compelling opportunities for customers travelling between Scandinavia and South America. This cooperation not only creates smoother journeys and stronger connectivity — it also brings two regions with deep cultural and economic ties closer together. We are thrilled to offer our passengers an even broader world of destinations and look forward to welcoming more travelers onboard across our joint network,” said Paul Verhagen, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer, SAS.
The agreement allows passengers to travel on a single ticket, complete one check‑in process and check baggage through to their final destination, significantly improving the travel experience and expanding connection options between Scandinavia and Argentina.
«This agreement allows us to continue expanding our international connectivity network and offer our passengers new travel alternatives to Northern Europe through a strategic partner such as SAS,” said Fabián Lombardo, President of Aerolíneas Argentinas.
As SkyTeam members, both airlines will also offer eligible customers access to SkyPriority services, while members of EuroBonus and Aerolíneas Plus will be able to earn and redeem points across the combined network.
Implementation of the codeshare agreement is planned for the third quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.
