SAS's Newly Designed Long-Haul Cabins Depart Copenhagen for New York

SAS’s Newly Designed Long-Haul Cabins Depart Copenhagen for New York

Marisa Garcia

February 17th, 2015 at 9:36 AM EST

Photo Credit: SAS Business Seats, featuring 15" HD in-flight entertainment screens. SAS

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Given that Hästens beds usually require a mortgage, we're inclined to believe this extra touch will contribute to a first-class nap on SAS Plus. The cabins are modern and loaded with passenger experience enhancements which should make flying on Erik Viking a treat, for the back of the plane too.

[gallery] [gallery ids="147935,147937,147938,147939,147940,147941,147942,147943,147944,147936"] [/gallery] SAS’s first aircraft to fly the airline’s new long-haul cabins, dubbed "Erik Viking," took off today headed to make it’s big premiere in New York. The self-aware A330, which tweeted its way into existence, sharing details of its refurbishment process with followers, features enhancements to the passenger experience for Business Class and Economy passengers alike. Passengers on Flight SK909 from Copenhagen bound for Newark, enjoyed the Scandinavian design of the new cabins and new seats, were

SAS’s Newly Designed Long-Haul Cabins Depart Copenhagen for New York

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