This poster by Otto Nielsen promotes Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) flights to India, featuring a multi-armed deity, likely Lord Vishnu, set against a backdrop of vibrant colors that reflect India's rich culture. A blurred golden yellow and green landscape with temple silhouettes and foliage evokes a warm, tropical atmosphere. A small airplane at the top symbolizes air travel. Founded in 1946 through the merger of several Scandinavian airlines, SAS initially launched routes to destinations in Asia, including India. In the late 1940s, SAS began flying to cities like New Delhi and Bombay, using propeller-driven aircraft for long-distance travel before the advent of jetliners.