Scandinavian Airlines SAS Plus (operated by Jettime), Copenhagen Kastrup - Paris Charles-de-Gaulle: Delayed but pleasant

After a short stay at the SAS Gold lounge in Copenhagen, I made my way to the gate for the last flight of this outbound itinerary to Paris.

As a reminder, here is the itinerary followed:

#	Type	Post
1	Diary	Conference in Paris and weekend in Madrid
2	Lounge	United Club, Boston Logan
3	Flight	United Domestic First, Boston Logan – Washington Dulles, Boeing 737 MAX 9
4	Flight	Scandinavian Airlines Business, Washington Dulles – Copenhagen Kastrup, Airbus A350-900
5	Lounge	Scandinavian Airlines Gold Lounge, Copenhagen Kastrup
6	Flight	Scandinavian Airlines SAS Plus, Copenhagen Kastrup – Paris Charles-de-Gaulle, Boeing 737-800
7	Hotel	Le Parchamp, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Boulogne-Billancourt
8	Flight	TAP Executive, Paris Orly – Lisbon Portela, Airbus A321LR
9	Lounge	TAP Lounge, Lisbon Portela
10	Flight	TAP Executive, Lisbon Portela – Madrid Barajas, Embraer 190
11	Hotel	The Madrid EDITION
12	Lounge	Puerta del Sol Lounge, Madrid Barajas
13	Flight	TAP Executive, Madrid Barajas – Lisbon Portela, Airbus A320
14	Flight	TAP Executive, Lisbon Portela – Paris Orly, Airbus A321NEO
15	Hotel	Moxy Paris Val d’Europe
16	Flight	Scandinavian Airlines SAS Plus, Paris Charles-de-Gaulle – Oslo Gardermoen, Boeing 737-700
17	Hotel	Moxy Oslo X
18	Lounge	Scandinavian Airlines Gold Lounge, Oslo Gardermoen
19	Flight	Scandinavian Airlines SAS Plus, Oslo Gardermoen – Copenhagen Kastrup, Airbus A320NEO
20	Lounge	Eventyr Lounge, Copenhagen Kastrup
21	Flight	Scandinavian Airlines Business, Copenhagen Kastrup – Boston Logan, Airbus A321LR

Today’s itinerary

Boarding

I arrived at gate D4 a few moments before priority boarding began.

Priority boarding was then announced, and I scanned my boarding pass on one of the two automated gates available to passengers.

To speed up the procedure, and as usual, SAS invited passengers seated at the back of the aircraft to use of stairs.

Cabin and welcome

The welcome at the gate was warm, and I settled into my seat 01A. The baggage racks were strangely small.

No welcome drink here, this is actually a Premium Economy cabin offered by SAS on short- and medium-haul flights.

I had previously paid to block seat 01B, for $34, on check-in day.

Service and catering

Service began 15 minutes after takeoff.

Breakfast boxes were distributed, along with hot bread and coffee.

I nibbled. Special mention for the fruit juice cocktail with apple, cranberry and ginger.

Arrival and disembarkation

We arrived at the gate thirty minutes behind schedule. The exit was very smooth and I joined my Uber, which was waiting for me at the dedicated pick-up point.