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SAS Group to introduce one-way fares in Europe
Airline Industry Information, August 18, 2005
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Scandinavian airline SAS Group said on Thursday (18 August) that it would be the first network carrier to introduce one-way fares to and from European destinations.
Tickets would be sold as one-way tickets and could be combined without restriction to form return tickets. Rules such as the demand that passengers must stay away over a Saturday or Sunday have been eliminated, the company said.
Sales of the new European tickets would commence on 1 September 2005.
SAS said that its German destinations would be included in this offer as of January 2006.
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