New Service from SAS from March - Live from press-conference
#76
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: ARN
Posts: 2,321
Confirmed info on the new Extra
Got the exact same info from two pursers today (different flights):
-The new extra cabin will be intra scandinavian + swedish domestic!
-Food will be equal to what is found today on e.g. CPH-FRA.
-If the extra cabin consists of more than section 1, EBGs will be able to ASR only (if travelling on Y or C ticket).
-The new extra cabin will be intra scandinavian + swedish domestic!
-Food will be equal to what is found today on e.g. CPH-FRA.
-If the extra cabin consists of more than section 1, EBGs will be able to ASR only (if travelling on Y or C ticket).
#77
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Stockholm SE, London UK
Posts: 1,167
What? On domestic Swedish as well??? This is contrary to info I've received, and I just don't understand why they would do it on domestic... I guess we'll see next week.
So basically no more ASR benefit for EBGs anymore? Y and C (without being EBGs) get ASR as well, so there wouldn't be a difference... Or am I misunderstanding the post? It's a bit cryptic...
Can't see why they wouldn't do it as they do on intra-European flights where ASR is open to EBGs even though there is both C and Y cabins.
Can't see why they wouldn't do it as they do on intra-European flights where ASR is open to EBGs even though there is both C and Y cabins.
#78
Sounds strange. I'm pretty sure there will only be one class within Sweden and I have heard nothing about no ASR for EBGs in the lower classes.
I'm flying OSL-ARN on the 25th. I will report back the service. Im in S class, so up front.
I'm flying OSL-ARN on the 25th. I will report back the service. Im in S class, so up front.
#79
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: LPI
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#80
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: HEL
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According to SAS Sales:
Improved Service Concept and a new Classification for Domestic, Scandinavia and Europe
Introduction
As from 27MAR07, SAS introduces an improved Service Concept for Domestic, Scandinavia and Europe.
This includes an update of classes onboard with better and healthier meals.
European flights
European flights will operate in one-, two- or three-class versions, depending on the flying time and destination.
Scandinavian flights
Flights within Scandinavia will operate with two-class version, Economy Extra and Economy.
Meals are included in Economy Extra.
In Economy, meals, snacks and beverages can be purchased from our "CloudShop" on board.
Note: Complimentary breakfast is served up to and including 30APR07.
Domestic flights
Domestic operations are unchanged for Denmark and Sweden.
Norway is introducing complimentary breakfast.
So now it should be clear....?
Improved Service Concept and a new Classification for Domestic, Scandinavia and Europe
Introduction
As from 27MAR07, SAS introduces an improved Service Concept for Domestic, Scandinavia and Europe.
This includes an update of classes onboard with better and healthier meals.
European flights
European flights will operate in one-, two- or three-class versions, depending on the flying time and destination.
Scandinavian flights
Flights within Scandinavia will operate with two-class version, Economy Extra and Economy.
Meals are included in Economy Extra.
In Economy, meals, snacks and beverages can be purchased from our "CloudShop" on board.
Note: Complimentary breakfast is served up to and including 30APR07.
Domestic flights
Domestic operations are unchanged for Denmark and Sweden.
Norway is introducing complimentary breakfast.
So now it should be clear....?
#81
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: STO/DUS
Posts: 394
Yes, how can it get any more clear than this:
Comparing the service charts for "new concept" and "old concept", I notice:
- No new booking classes included in Economy Extra, only Y/S/B?
- 10 kg extra luggage allowance in Y
- in P-class instead of "Buy On Board" we get "CloudShop", yeah! Wonder how much the consultants charged for that one?
That's about it...
European flights will operate in one-, two- or three-class versions, depending on the flying time and destination.
- No new booking classes included in Economy Extra, only Y/S/B?
- 10 kg extra luggage allowance in Y
- in P-class instead of "Buy On Board" we get "CloudShop", yeah! Wonder how much the consultants charged for that one?
That's about it...
Last edited by esv; Mar 21, 2007 at 10:18 am
#82
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Travelling the skies over Europe
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Yes, how can it get any more clear than this:
Comparing the service charts for "new concept" and "old concept", I notice:
- No new booking classes included in Economy Extra, only Y/S/B?
- 10 kg extra luggage allowance in Y
- in P-class instead of "Buy On Board" we get "CloudShop", yeah! Wonder how much the consultants charged for that one?
That's about it...
Comparing the service charts for "new concept" and "old concept", I notice:
- No new booking classes included in Economy Extra, only Y/S/B?
- 10 kg extra luggage allowance in Y
- in P-class instead of "Buy On Board" we get "CloudShop", yeah! Wonder how much the consultants charged for that one?
That's about it...
#83
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: SUV
Programs: UA *G MM
Posts: 7,018
Now I can't bring up my reservation on www.sas.se after it has been ticketed. I bought it over the phone. What's up with that?
#84
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Travelling the skies over Europe
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An annoyance is that UA and SK sells the same fare as BEE and YEE, respectively. When I book with SAS my segments become YEE on SK and on UA they are BEE. However, if I book with UA it's all BEE. Technically that means no Y+ on SK? I would much rather buy my ticket from UA. I get 5000 bonus miles and 2500 EQMs if I buy it on my UA cc from UA. (price = USD 2500)
#85
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: SUV
Programs: UA *G MM
Posts: 7,018
I can't believe that the cheapest C tickets ex-USA are now $7800. Recently it was about $2000 less. I guess they assume that the few bureaucrats and parasites who buy these tickets have a completely inelastic outlook.
#86
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Programs: AA EXP (2MM), SAS EBG
Posts: 1,196
Yes, how can it get any more clear than this:
Comparing the service charts for "new concept" and "old concept", I notice:
- No new booking classes included in Economy Extra, only Y/S/B?
- 10 kg extra luggage allowance in Y
- in P-class instead of "Buy On Board" we get "CloudShop", yeah! Wonder how much the consultants charged for that one?
That's about it...
Comparing the service charts for "new concept" and "old concept", I notice:
- No new booking classes included in Economy Extra, only Y/S/B?
- 10 kg extra luggage allowance in Y
- in P-class instead of "Buy On Board" we get "CloudShop", yeah! Wonder how much the consultants charged for that one?
That's about it...
But of course it must be much better when we can buy it from the "CloudShop". And of course it gets clearer since on domestic flights breakfast will continue to be free for everyone...
#87
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Programs: AA EXP (2MM), SAS EBG
Posts: 1,196
According to SAS Sales:
Improved Service Concept and a new Classification for Domestic, Scandinavia and Europe
Introduction
As from 27MAR07, SAS introduces an improved Service Concept for Domestic, Scandinavia and Europe.
This includes an update of classes onboard with better and healthier meals.
European flights
European flights will operate in one-, two- or three-class versions, depending on the flying time and destination.
Scandinavian flights
Flights within Scandinavia will operate with two-class version, Economy Extra and Economy.
Meals are included in Economy Extra.
In Economy, meals, snacks and beverages can be purchased from our "CloudShop" on board.
Note: Complimentary breakfast is served up to and including 30APR07.
Domestic flights
Domestic operations are unchanged for Denmark and Sweden.
Norway is introducing complimentary breakfast.
So now it should be clear....?
Improved Service Concept and a new Classification for Domestic, Scandinavia and Europe
Introduction
As from 27MAR07, SAS introduces an improved Service Concept for Domestic, Scandinavia and Europe.
This includes an update of classes onboard with better and healthier meals.
European flights
European flights will operate in one-, two- or three-class versions, depending on the flying time and destination.
Scandinavian flights
Flights within Scandinavia will operate with two-class version, Economy Extra and Economy.
Meals are included in Economy Extra.
In Economy, meals, snacks and beverages can be purchased from our "CloudShop" on board.
Note: Complimentary breakfast is served up to and including 30APR07.
Domestic flights
Domestic operations are unchanged for Denmark and Sweden.
Norway is introducing complimentary breakfast.
So now it should be clear....?
Note the lack of BSY fares... What kind of people are working at SAS nowadays?
#88
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Programs: AA EXP (2MM), SAS EBG
Posts: 1,196
B is Y+ within Europe, yes. But how is UA B translated on transatlantic routes where SK B is actually in normal Economy? I am not sure it translates into SK S. Anyone that knows?
#89
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: ARN
Posts: 2,321
What? On domestic Swedish as well??? This is contrary to info I've received, and I just don't understand why they would do it on domestic... I guess we'll see next week.
So basically no more ASR benefit for EBGs anymore? Y and C (without being EBGs) get ASR as well, so there wouldn't be a difference... Or am I misunderstanding the post? It's a bit cryptic... .
So basically no more ASR benefit for EBGs anymore? Y and C (without being EBGs) get ASR as well, so there wouldn't be a difference... Or am I misunderstanding the post? It's a bit cryptic... .
Spanair has Business cabin on domestic...
2. ASR for EBGs. Of course ASR will still be avilable - I´m talking about weight balance section 1 (on MD and 737 equals row 1-5) which has been available only to C and D class pax + EBGs on any fare. This means only that the semi-premium cabin on scandinavian and swedish domestic will no longer be available to EBGs travelling on M-fares.
#90
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Programs: AA EXP (2MM), SAS EBG
Posts: 1,196
Wow, that's a really amazing fare. (I assume you mean from IAD to Scandinavia). There must be some cheaper way to fly SK Business Class.
There are Z class ex-IAD tickets from $2700+tax from 01MAY with a 50 (!) day advance purchase.
There are Z class ex-IAD tickets from $2700+tax from 01MAY with a 50 (!) day advance purchase.