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Coronakrisen has had a major impact on the SAS group, which had put out a lot of air traffic as a result of the travel restrictions and closed borders. At the end of april, was called the company up to 5 000 people. 1 900 full-time employees would be treated in Sweden.
" We have no other choice. We will have to adapt to changes in the demand looks like, " said SAS ceo Rickard Gustafson to the Network.
SAS-up to 560 pilots
This was the SAS of up to 560 pilots in Sweden, Norway and Denmark, and are the subject of criticism from the American pilotförening.
" It has been decided to go ahead with the termination, before looking at other options as well. We can't ensure that the SAS has been shown to decrease activity so much that it motivates so many of their termination of employment, " says Martin Lindgren for SWEDEN.
as the president and Ceo Rickard Gustafson said in late april that he sees no light in sight when it comes to the passengers ' return, during the course of this year.
" the Demand for air travel is going to be coming back, but it's going to take some time. It is likely to be limited in the set of the year and parts of 20 and 21. First, in 2022, we believe that the demand is back at a level that is similar to what it was prior to the crisis, " he said then.
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