SAS Plus, Copenhagen Kastrup - Oslo, Airbus A321 : Disastrous crew

After a nearly two-hour stay at the lounge, it was time to board my flight to Oslo.

As a reminder, here is the itinerary followed:

#	Type	Review
1	Diary	Fall Business Trip in Scandinavia and Paris
2	Lounge	Galleries First, Londres Heathrow T5
3	Flight	British Airways Club Europe, London Heathrow – Copenhagen Kastrup
4	Hotel	Marriott Copenhagen
5	Restaurant	The Samuel, Copenhagen
6	Lounge	SAS Gold Lounge, Copenaghen Kastrup
7	Flight	SAS Plus, Copenhagen Kastrup – Oslo, Airbus A321
8	Flight	SAS Plus, Oslo – Paris Charles-de-Gaulle, Airbus A320NEO
9	Hotel	Intercontinental Paris Le Grand
10	Lounge	American Airlines Admiral’s Club, Paris Charles-de-Gaulle 2AC
11	Flight	British Airways Club Europe, Paris Charles de Gaulle – London Heathrow

Today’s itinerary

Boarding

When I arrived near the gate B7 from which my flight to Oslo is boarding, I noticed a delay of 5 minutes, 9:20 instead of 9:15. Nothing serious but with a 35 minutes connection in Oslo everything becomes critical.

Cabin and welcome

The cabin of this A321 is quite standard at SAS, in shades of gray.

In SAS Plus, there will be no blocked middle seat and I will unfortunately have a seatmate on this flight.

Service and catering

The service starts a few minutes after the seatbelt lights is turned off.

Cardboard lunch boxes are distributed. And I must say that I am pleasantly surprised. Certainly it is not fancy but it is very good.

The coffee, on the other hand, will be disgusting because it is instant.

Arrival and disembarkation

We will arrive a few minutes after the scheduled time, having failed to make up for our delay in flight.

I will only moderately appreciate the passive-aggressive attitude of the main cabin manager and will inform her when I get off of the plane. I know that flight attendants have flight safety missions, but I think that these missions can be carried out with a smile and without assaulting the passengers.