SAS Scandinavian

When we purchased our tickets, we were told that we would have 'bulkhead seating' for extra legroom if we paid $35 per seat per leg of our journey. I did this for four adults and explained that my father and I both had mobility issues and needed extra legroom. Once on the plane, we found that our boarding passes led us to the center four seats with no extra legroom. This occurred on both of the roundtrip segments. When I complained at the time of seating, I was told that the plane was full and the only extra leg space would have been the exit row, which we (understandably) were not eligible to sit it with disabilities. When we returned home, the person on the phone rudely told me that no extra leg room seats were available - and when I explained that I had an extra receipt showing that I had indeed paid the price - she replied that I would be refunded the money.. However, I wanted the service and I would have appreciated the respect that I deserved.

Premium Economy gives priority seating access to the SAS lounge fast security lines if boarding in Denmark Sweden Norway. Somewhat better than economy meals free drinks (including alcoholic). I was able to sleep in the seat though I might have wished for lumbar support and more recline.

First time I flew SAS and I was disappointed all the way around. I fly transcontinental often so have lots of flights to compare with. The flight out of Newark to Oslo was awful all the way around especially made worse by the seats. The seats were a horror. Never again!

These seats were not good. We were in row 34 of the economy section of the plane and we were very cramped. There is also no air vents and it was very warm in the cabin.

We were the last row 42G/H. The seat pitch was smaller than those of the other seats in the aircraft.

When booking on International flights with SAS Airbus A340/A330 aircraft. You have seat selection with your booking. Book 31 A and B (vice versa on other side of aircraft) which is near exit door. A lot of foot space and comfort.