SAS Cost Cuts: Flights Could Be Canceled as Fuel Prices Soar
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SAS is in a hurry to implement a series of dramatic measures designed to stem the explosive rise in fuel prices. Both hiring freezes, canceled flights and more cost measures are on the way, according to an email to employees.
SAS urgently needs to reduce its costs to meet the skyrocketing costs of aviation fuel, reports Expressen. This means, among other things, that flights will be canceled.
SAS is taking what the company describes as urgent cost measures to meet the skyrocketing costs of aviation fuel. The company is cutting spending in the pursuit of lower costs, Expressen can reveal. This means, among other things, that passengers can expect canceled flights. "If a cost can be avoided, postponed or reduced, it should be done," writes outgoing CEO Anko van der Werff in an emergency letter to staff.
The sharply rising prices of jet fuel are forcing SAS to pull the emergency brake. The airline has implemented a number of urgent cost savings that could lead to cancelled flights, among other things.
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