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c1ue
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2) SAS lounge in ARN is in the domestic terminal. As she isn't Schengen waiver, she couldn't access that either.
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I'm fairly certain SAS is not getting business from the missus for a long, long time.
Just for other people transiting through ARN.
The lounge is in the Schengen area of the international terminal. Which of course poses a challenge if you don't have a Schengen visa or Schengen visa waiver. But you don't actually have to change terminal.
Yeah, I can understand why she would have been more than underwhelmed by the experiences, and not become a fan of SK.
Frequent travellers on SK would known, but it is getting annoying that you actually have to start a major study before knowing how your travel will work out. This is not just an SK thing, most airlines have some "traps" these days.