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Class rating 7.7
- Boarding 8.0
- Seat for sitting 8.5
- Seat for sleeping 7.3
- Service 7.0
- Entertainment 7.3
- Food & drink 7.0
- Punctuality 8.3
- Baggage 8.0
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The long haul business class seat on SAS is the SAS Business Sleeper which is a 52cm/20” wide seat with a 155cm/61” seat pitch and 200cm/79” of living space.
When fully reclined at 170°, it is a 188cm/74” long bed with an additional 15cm/6” width at the shoulders. Seat features include audio/video-on-demand entertainment, a built-in massage function and storage for laptops and other items, such as a water bottle.
The seat has a 10.4” IFE screen with AVOD entertainment. Meal service is from SAS' Scandinavian World Cooking menu, described as "the best of the world’s cuisine, served the Scandinavian way", with glass from Orrefors, cutlery from Georg Jensen and porcelain from Royal Copenhagen.
During night flights, a light, cold meal is served prior to the main service for those wishing to sleep. Drinks, fruits, snacks and sandwiches are available between meals from the popular buffet bar, which also features an espresso machine.
Before landing, a breakfast or light meal is served. Passengers who wish to enjoy their sleep longer receive the “Grab & Go” breakfast service and coffee when exiting the flight.
All SAS lounges offer complimentary wireless broadband, and SAS was the first airline to offer free IP telephony via Skype in its lounges.
On short-haul flights, seats are the standard economy size, with a 30-32-inch pitch, however, the middle seat is left vacant. A full meal service is included, with cheese, dessert and after-dinner drink.
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Norbert_G flew SAS Business, on a A340-300
Flying SAS often to PEK and TOKYO via CPH on Biz Cl. I find the Airline decent, but they have now what so ever sense of service... Even for the most expensive Business class, i have to pay extra charge for any change. The seat is old fashion and not at all comfy for sleeping. Service is like Lufthansa or United: The most experienced serve the Biz passengers= Granny... more
Overall:
3.0
FQTRAVE flew SAS Business, on a A340-300
My 4th flying experience w/ SAS from Copenhagen to Chicago. Good service from checking to service on board. A preferred airline for trance atlantic travel indeedl. more
Overall:
10.0
