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Benefits When Flying SAS Plus In Europe

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Last week I wrote about how SAS no longer offers business class on flights within Europe, but instead offers SAS Plus. Intra-Europe business class is pretty watered down to begin with, since it’s simply an economy seat with a blocked middle, and better food, drinks, and service.

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Diamond
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that flight attendant is so handsome! i would be happy to be on his flight as well...


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 Andy
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With a Plus ticket you can eat and drink as much soda/alcohol as you like - muffins, chips, sparkling wine etc. If you book well in advance you can often grab a Plus ticket for around the same price as economy on european routes, and finally when searching for a ticket on ITA etc search premium econ instead of business for the best prices. /Andy EBG


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(@Pat Butcher)
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Lucky have you ever looked into what SAS Eurobonus is like? Is it a good scheme, are they any good for booking staralliance awards, buying miles etc?


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(@Cecilie)
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You must have flown LN-RRE / LN-RRF or LN-RRG, on the picture of the cabin. They are 737 originially intended for Air Europe (and thus have Air Europe's cabin configuration, including leather seats) On many other 737-800s, there are slimline seats unfortunately.

With regards to the Wifi, you were lucky. SAS only has Wifi on 10 737-800s, all based in Oslo. So if you're flying a 737-600 out of Stockholm or Airbus 320 out of Copenhagen, you won't have inflight wifi.


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(@Denis)
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Why didn't you use AwardWallet's app? There you could've gotten your Eurobonus number.


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(@robert-d)
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I have enjoyed flying SAS. Can't wait to hear your impressions of Reykjavik and Iceland. I was just thee in June and LOVED it. I also dou d IcelandAir to be a nice little airline, but I digress.


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(@eponymous coward)
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Sounds like VX's Main Cabin Select.

https://www.virginamerica.com/cms/fly-with-us


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@ Pat Butcher -- Not in great detail, but based on what I've seen didn't look too lucrative. I'll dig deeper, and if I find anything good I'll report back.


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@ Denis -- Because I didn't have my EuroBonus account on there. I only keep "active" accounts that I use on my AwardWallet so that it doesn't take too long to refresh balances.


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(@Roberto)
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An important benefit of SAS PLUS and EB Gold are the priority security benefits at OSL/ARN/CPH


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(@Cecilie)
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Hey Ben, also another thing regarding the wifi; if you can't remember your EuroBonus-number, just ask a flight attendant, as they have their own username/password that can be used if the passenger has forgotten their EB-number.


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Hi lucky,
Re eurobonus, have almost 1000000 points but cannot get first class flights to SE Asia using them on any star alliance flights. Any suggestions?

Thanks a lot


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@ Ann -- Maybe try booking within two weeks of departure on Lufthansa, or otherwise looking at space on Thai? They often release quite a bit of space in advance in first class.


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