What Airplane does SAS use for Flight 910 to Denmark?

SAS uses airbus a-340 normally.

SAS has a policy of tailoring aircraft to the needs of traffic on particular routes. Thus, should a particular flight on a certain day on a certain route need more or less seats than a particular plane, then they will assign a plane that is best suited to the load and to the distance flown. The most common aircraft used on SAS flight SK910 is the two-engine Airbus Industrie A330-300. However, on some days, they may opt to substitute a four-engine Airbus Industrie A340-300. You should check on your itinerary (if you were issued an E-ticket) which aircraft you will fly as somewhere on the itinerary, it will say whether the equipment is a 330 or a 340. You cannot determine from seatguru.com what aircraft it is. For that you must consult the place where you got your ticket from. Or if that fails, visit the Scandinavian Airlines website at www.flysas.com. Bon voyage.

SK910 Newark to Copenhagen is scheduled to be operated by Airbus 330-300 for the 2007 summer season Later flight SK902 (4 times a week) is Airbus 340-300.