Stockholm to Malmö on the Saab 2000 | Skåne Aviation

Video from the channel Stockholm Planespotting about Saab 2000, linked on its Above Ten Thousand entry. Duration: 19:19. Language: English. Video type: Onboard.

The video follows a same-day round trip between central Stockholm and Malmö with the airline Skåne Aviation, aboard a Saab 2000. It starts in Gamla Stan and continues by metro and tram to Bromma Airport. It then shows boarding, the flight to Malmö, a walk around the city, about 30 minutes by bus from the airport, and the return to Bromma.

The video shows the Bromma terminal, boarding the turboprop, taxiing, takeoff, cruise, landing and the cabin, with seating in a 2+1 layout. Tea or coffee included in the ticket is served on board. The author notes that the Saab 2000 cruises at about 665 km/h, with performance comparable to many regional jets, and presents it as one of the fastest turboprops ever built.

The video focuses on Bromma's location, much closer to central Stockholm than Arlanda, which makes it possible to do the round trip in a single day. The airport had just turned 90. The trip was made in collaboration with Skåne Aviation, which provided the flights.