SAS – Search as a Service for award flights
SAS means Search as a Service — a search engine that prices flights in points instead of cash. Our first data source happens to be Scandinavian Airlines EuroBonus.
What Search as a Service means
Most flight search shows cash fares. We do the opposite: we index available award seats and show what a trip costs in points, round-trip, by date and route. Search as a Service also means the same search is reachable as a service — on the web today, through an API and AI agents next.
Why only SAS EuroBonus right now?
We started with the data source we can verify best: SAS EuroBonus award round-trips from Europe to the Americas and within Europe. That is a starting point, not the whole product. More programs and airlines follow.
What you can do today
Search live award availability in points across our routes, see the three lowest-point departures, calculate how fast you would earn a full ticket, and set an alert that pings you when the point price drops.
Where this is going
Next comes multi-program coverage, smarter queries such as "any European airport to Brazil in December", and an interface where airlines and partners plug in their own data and get demand insights back.
How the search is funded
Search is free. The site is funded by an official Member Invite link for the SAS EuroBonus American Express Elite card, which carries a 60,000-point welcome bonus — enough for a full economy round-trip on several of the routes we index.
Earn the points for your next search
SAS Amex Elite gives 60,000 EuroBonus welcome points via Member Invite.
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- SAS Amex Elite card guide
- Compare Classic, Premium & Elite
- Points for Brazil flights
- How many points do you need?