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Last year, SAS joined the SkyTeam alliance as a new member. As a loyal SkyTeam flyer, it was high time to experience the lounges, planes, and service of the Scandinavian company for myself. As part of a trip to North America, I flew from Brussels to Copenhagen in SAS Plus (which is being re-branded as Business Class<\/a> later this year) on the Embraer E195, and in this review, you can read all about it!<\/p>\n

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Booking with SAS<\/h3>\n

For this trip, we had to compare quite a few plans to travel with the family. In the end, once dates had been confirmed, we just looked at the most favourably priced destinations via Google Flights, with Canada and the US coming out as \u2018winners\u2019. Ultimately, we found a nice flight with SAS in Premium Economy.<\/p>\n

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I booked the flights to Canada and the US via the SAS website. It was a bit of a puzzle to book the right flights for 6 people at once. Below is a table of the flights included in this booking:<\/p>\n

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Route<\/strong><\/th>\nFlight Number<\/strong><\/th>\nDevice<\/strong><\/th>\nTravel Class<\/strong><\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
BRU-CPH<\/td>\nSK594<\/td>\nEmbraer E195<\/td>\n SAS Plus<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
CPH-YYZ<\/td>\nSK949<\/td>\nAirbus A321neo<\/td>\nPremium Economy \u2013 SAS Plus<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
JFK-CPH<\/td>\nSK910<\/td>\nAirbus A330-300<\/td>\nPremium Economy \u2013 SAS Plus<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
CPH-BRU<\/td>\nSK593<\/td>\nCRJ-900<\/td>\n SAS Plus<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/figure>\n

I paid a total of about \u00a31,050 (\u20ac1,230) per person, which was more than I\u2019d normally like, but the dates when everyone was free to travel were quite specific.<\/p>\n

SAS Plus Smart and SAS Plus Pro<\/h3>\n

There are two types of SAS Plus fares: SAS Plus Smart and SAS Plus Pro. This time, I booked the former, which is the cheaper option. The SAS Plus Smart fare includes the following as standard (any SkyTeam elite benefits are on top of that):<\/p>\n

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  • 1 piece of cabin baggage (max. 8 kg) + 1 accessory (handbag or laptop bag)<\/li>\n
  • 2 pieces of cabin baggage (max. 8 kg each) for flights outside Europe<\/li>\n
  • 1 piece of checked baggage (max. 23 kg)<\/li>\n
  • Fast track security<\/li>\n
  • Lounge access on European flights<\/li>\n
  • Meal service on board<\/li>\n
  • Flight can be changed (with surcharge)<\/li>\n
  • Flight is non-refundable<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    With SAS Plus Pro, you also get:<\/p>\n

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    • 2 pieces of checked baggage (max. 23 kg each)<\/li>\n
    • Possibility to change flights<\/li>\n
    • Change to an earlier or later flight on the day of departure (within Europe)<\/li>\n
    • Possibility of full refund<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      Check-in with SAS<\/h3>\n

      The departure airport this time was Brussels Airport (BRU). Given our morning flight, we decided to book a hotel nearby, staying at the Novotel Brussels Airport for its proximity to the airport and free shuttle service.<\/p>\n

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