No longer completely sassed

Article Abstract:

Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) has been affected by increased competition following deregulation of the regional market. The company has a 50% stake held by the Danish, Norwegian and Swedish governments. Alliances have been set up with a number of airlines including Lufthansa, United Airlines, Air Canada and Varig. The company sees world wide alliances as a way to focus better on the Scandinavian market. SAS has cut prices and improved services. Norway is unwilling to reduce its stake, though such a sale could help the company to release funds.

Scandinavian Airlines System

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Ryanair

Article Abstract:

Ryanair has a strong management team, though the company could be vulnerable if aircraft fuel prices rise or there is a sharp drop in the value of pound sterling.

Ryanir Ltd.

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