SAS has released images of the three classes on its newly-delivered A350-900 aircraft.
The first of eight A350s arrived last month and will enter service between Copenhagen and Chicago on January 28, 2020.
The aircraft is also set to serve Beijing, New York, Shanghai, Hong Kong, San Francisco and Tokyo.
It features the new SAS livery, which was unveiled in September.
Business class (above) has 40 seats in a 1-2-1 configuration.
The Thompson Vantage XL seats have an 18.5-inch IFE screen, PC and USB sockets and a new bi-fold tray table with a personal device holder.
The bed measures at least 196cm (more on some seats) and the seat can provide a “light foot massage”.
The business cabin has a newly-designed welcome area with inlaid lights, which will serve as a self-serve bar during the flight.
Premium economy, called “SAS Plus”, has 32 seats which are a new model for the airline.
Thee seats, by Collins Aerospace, include a leg rest, 13.3-inch screens, and PC/USB ports.
A divider separates the cabin from business and economy, and will include a ‘snack shop’ with items available to purchase which SAS says will encourage passengers to get up and move around.
There are 228 economy seats with 11.6-inch IFE screens, USB ports, bi-fold meal tables and a water bottle holder.
SAS said the A350 also offers redesigned galleys with larger work surfaces for cabin crew, as well as iPads to make it easier to report faults to maintenance.
Airlines to receive variants of the A350 this year have included British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Air France. See some of our previous coverage:
- Virgin Atlantic A350-1000 routes
- Flight review: Virgin Atlantic A350-1000 Upper Class Suite
- Air France A350-900 routes
- Flight review: Air France A350-900 business class
- British Airways A350-1000 routes
- Flight review: British Airways A350-1000 Club Suite business class
- The non-reclining economy seats on British Airways’ A350s
- Etihad to delay introduction of A350-1000s to fleet
