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SAS Launches New Toronto Routes to Copenhagen & Stockholm
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SAS is one of the worst Star Alliance Airline. Domestic flights only serve free water, no free pop or food. Small, old, crowded aircraft. When we flew to Norway, they lost our stroller for my son and they were not able to trace the location. The lady at baggage service desk were rush to go home for the night, helpless for me. We were told to come back to the airport next day to see if it would come in from the next day flights. What a joke!
SAS has hit or miss when it comes to business class. I had a good flight MIA ARN but the return to LAX was quite awful both hard and soft product.
Keep the new airlines/routes coming to Canada! Competition for AC is always good for flyers. So are alternatives to transiting through American airports.