I flew SAS from Chicago to Copenhagen, Copenhagen to Helsinki, Helsinki to Stockholm and then Stockholm back to Chicago. I took a vacation to the Nordic countries this past fall. I didn’t have a single problem with them. No delays, no cancellations, friendly staff, good hard product. I really liked them. Never flew KLM though. Austrian is good too. I flew with them in late 2021. On a side note: that’s my review at 11:49.
@@Thatguyjack758 KLM is pretty decent but the seats are uncomfortable in my opinion. I was on a long haul trans Atlantic flight and I only got 10 minutes of sleep before I gave up. I couldn’t walk after the flight my back was destroyed. Other than that, staff are very friendly and no delays.
@@CrazyLlama771 doesn’t sound too bad in my opinion. Whenever I fly transatlantic I always rough it in economy, sure I don’t really sleep, but that’s why it’s called a red eye flight. I plan to fly out of Amsterdam on United next year.
Great video, but something to keep in mind, the KLM was the cityhopper it has no recline, basic seats and less padding. The KLM Cityhooper is used for short flight and it’s a short haul aircraft. On the other hand SAS has the larger plane, used for longer services therefore better seats and padding and other stuff. KLM does offer short haul on larger planes like the 737 which is similar size to the a320 you were on on SAS, the old and the new cabin of KLM in the 737, 700, 800 and the 900 would I say it’s kinda the same as SAS’s seats. The old cabin of KLM 737 is like the SAS cabin on the a320. It would be a little more fair if you did the 737 for KLM, so therefore I would say KLM won. (BTW this is no hate comment I think your great)
@@ericstruk True, you flew KLM Cityhopper, which is a like a sort of low-cost (but not entirely) subsidiary of KLM. But keep in mind that your SAS flight was operated by SAS Connect which is also a sort of low-cost subsidiary to SAS. Most SAS Connect planes don't have Wifi because SAS Connect is very new and the planes are pretty new so they haven't really found the time to install wifi on all of them yet. Overall, both airlines are pretty even, though personally would go for SAS all the way.
The differences between KLM and SAS is that KLM is a full service airline, while SAS is more of a hybrid between low-cost and full service. It's somewhere in the middle. One plus with SAS is that you can buy youth tickets for a very cheap price, around 50-70 dollars for short haul flights, depending on how long your flight is. My personal favorite is SAS, as it's the airline i've flown my entire life.
When Eric mentioned how European airports are better than American airports, I have to agree. I’ve been to Schiphol and it was a very pleasant experience. Staff were very nice and there are great views too. Caught a glimpse of the Emirates A380 there too.
As a Dutchie I like Schiphol for being a hot architectural mess putting function over form; piers with different designs sticking out left and right, a temporary walkway here, a security filter there. However my pet peeve is that everytime I’m there, there’s ceilings missing and cables and such exposed somewhere in the terminal or piers. It’s like a universal constant. Schiphol will always have their ceiling worked on somewhere 😂
I've been flying every 3 months to the USA for work with KLM. At first I went with regular economy class, which was great, good service, good seats, very comfy, skilled pilots, etc. But that was on a bigger airplane than you flew, like the cityhopper. For work I could upgrade to business class, and I can tell you, it's a whole different experience. Great lounch, great facilities and seating, service, etc. on the plane. I can also collect these "Delfts blauwe huisjes" from KLM which you get for flying with business class and after flying for years with KLM, I have an entire collection cabinet full of those pieces.
Good video. although it wasn't entirely fair considering that the E-175 is part of KLM's cityhopper division, Which is more focused on... hopping cities quickly, rather then luxury. the 737s are far more comfortable.
@@ericstrukId definitely do a part 2 because a cityhopper is just a standard small plane which goes from city to city. So not a full blown passenger aircraft.
Absolutely. He could've also done an Embraer showdown - SAS Link flies the E195 and i actually find the seat to be much more comfortable than in their A320s (even though they are also pretty nice).
Fun part, KLM-Air France purchased SAS this year. But there is a small note with KLM. You flew with KLM CityHopper which has different seats on the Embraer aircraft than KLM's Boeing 737 aircraft.
@@Mike05121988 No. They bought a 20% stake as the «airlines partner ». The other three shareholders of this consortium are the Danish state, a US investment fund and a Danish pension fund.
15:26 SAS is a half danish half swedish airline, i cant speak for sweden but its danish culture to give free cofee or tea. In denmark we say “kan jeg byde dig på en kop te/kaffe” even if someone just came by to say hello 🇩🇰👌
I'm Swedish and I can confirm it's the same in Sweden. Most of us drink more coffee than water during the day. Dark roast strong brew with no milk or sugar is the most common way to have it.
@@anti2167I mean, whats the point to travel when you are in the best Place of earth already ^^ Every country I have been to have been shit compared to the Nordic countries anyway.
Cool! At 08:02 I can spot the school where I did my internship. By the way, this is not the regular KLM flight, but from its subdivision KLM Cityhopper. The crew tend to be younger, the planes more suited for short hops and the service is more 'efficient'. Perhaps you've encountered our so-called Dutch directness from the crew ;)
Great review. Never recline a seat on a short haul flight, that's really poor form in Europe. KLM is Europe's best airline by far for short haul travel.
@@Oerbro Not at all. KLM has been the first major airliner in the world and is the oldest airliner in the world. KLM, Lufthansa, Swiss and British Airways are the most popular in Europe.
I flew KLM intercontinental SEL AMS HAV in 2017 and the experience was similar. Strong and solid service, but there were DELAYS at AMS due to many passengers connecting into my flight were stuck on a hold pattern due to strong tail winds. We ended up waiting 2 hours for the rest of the passengers and additional 30 minutes taxi. The queue of aircarfts was huge, and I enjoyed seeing many airliners from different companies from my window seat. The crew was amazing, the passengers not so much, but the crew made sure to keep all the disorderly passengers on check. Their friendly approach and multi language skills made up for the delay. The return flight was very bumpy, and again, the crew shone through. Great experience with them back to back.
Dude Eric you’re the man. Everything you do is so entertaining. Next time maybe fly out of SFO by rating United and American? Thanks for entertaining us!!!
I always have flown with KLM to much further destinations, taking up to 12 to 15 hours of flight. The seat is probably not made that comfy because these types of planes are used for very short distances only. In the Dreamliner the seats are definitely better. What I like the most about KLM is that you can just walk to the kitchen part and if you want to have something to drink you can get it for free, or any other food that is just standing there. The personnel is not complaining if you stand for a while in the aft section because you want to stretch your legs and the amount of food is more than enough.
I am part Dutch and I personally love KLM, and I’ve flown with them at least twice. They are really good and always land pretty smoothly, but I have never flown SAS, so my opinion might be a little strange.
I think its just non Dutch people that arent used to how we act in the Netherlands. we are a friendly bunch, but your right, we can often easily give off a cold vibe despite not meaning to. I think its just how we act in Dutch culture.
My experience with SAS has been amazing, the food on fligt tastes great imo especislly for being airplane food. The toilet is always clean and usually theres minimal delays
My 2nd Request :P Emirates. First class from BKK to HKG literally for cheap. You can literally shower at 30,000ft. You won't regret it. If you want an suggested itinerary for cheap, I'd go like this, assuming you're not flying out of Canada though by the US. Los Angeles (LAX) - Tokyo (NRT) : Zip Air ''Business Class-ish'' Tokyo (NRT) - Bangkok (BKK) : AirAsia X ''Business Class-ish'' (AirAsia is like our Ryanair of South East Asia) BKK to HKG - as suggested. Given it is a one way fare, you'd be spending roughly USD 2,000. (if you have miles points to use, you can fly from New York - Singapore with Singapore Airlines for 18 hours. Just to see if you can handle the length of the flight)
Can you do Ryanair vs Spirit airlines (one is America's worst airline and the otheris Europe's worst airline) so it would make sense to compare the two
If you fly with Finnair in the short Nordic flight you must buy coffee and tea in the Economy but you get water or blueberry juice. Next time I highly recommend SAS Plus for an intra European flight. Great value for your money.
Hi ericstruk I have 2 brilliant aussie airlines lined up for you, Virgin Australia and Tiger Air, It is basically like you jet star vs Quantas video, but tiger air is the budget airline and virgin air is the better one, also you should do Virgin Australia VS Quantas
I now live in the Netherlands, and I have lived in Sweden for a few years, so I have flown both a few times. My experience with both of them is great! And what you said about the coldness of the people of KLM, you’re right, Dutch people aren’t very social, so that’s not on you.
I think you flew KLM cityhopper wich is the more low cost service airline of KLM. I think you should try to fly the real KLM on long-haul service, but actually a great video
Have flown on KLM several times since the mid-2010s, but I'm about to fly SAS for the first time in April of 2024, so we shall see. Shouldn't judge an airline just from one person's experience a 16-minute RUclips video, but it's a good preview at least. - Red
I have always enjoyed flying KLM and when I fly from Budapest to the US, I prefer to connect at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam which is very convenient.
A major plus for KLM is AMS Schiphol Airport: the amount of global connections, with KLM and partners, is amazing! And this is a single terminal airport as you said, really nice place too. By the way, my best KLM experiences where SFA-AMS and Hong Kong to AMS, AMS to Seoul was good too! Test the Seoul Starbucks, if you are lucky, nobody speaks English (besides the names of the beverages) and the receipt is totally incomprehensible - but such a fun keep-sake! Had to transfer to Guam and barely any ticket agency sells Europe to Guam tickets, so I got seperate ones. Also flew through Taipei and stayed in Taiwan for a few days - must do! KLM to Cape Town is awesome as well. AMS is not too huge (doesn't feel that way) but is a global center with amazing connections - many options, high frequency, safe and clean airport and Amsterdam is also a great two-day in between layover location, very close to city center - with amazing rail connections. By the way, Copenhagen is also an excellent airport, just not so well connected as Amsterdam however, with way better Scandinavian connections!
Yes. I can confirm flying KLM on numerous occasions since 1983. Dutch people are cold in a weird way no matter which airline they work for. Case in point, I thought the flight attended in Emirates Business Class Dacca to Dubai, she was Dutch and took herself waaay too seriously. Dutch, Belgians, Luxies, Germans and Danes carry some personal baggage with them. I believe it's a cultural thing that we North Americans have to get climatized to; otherwise, you'll be suffering for no reason. When in Northern Europe do and act as the Northern Europeans...be solemn and moody. The moment you show friendliness and put on a happy face, they'll think you've got mental problems.
You’ve obviously never been to Charles de Gaulle terminal 1 if you think EU airports are so great. Also Atlanta is a great airport despite it being so busy and has plenty of options in every price range. It’s by far one of the best I’ve traveled through over the decades.
Which Airlines Should I fly next? I am trying my best to fly on all of the ones you guys suggest! Also if you have fun video ideas let me know!✈
Southwest Airlines
You should try to fly Transavia
Emirates vs Flydubai
alaska plzzzzzz
Can you fly with turkish airlines.
I flew SAS from Chicago to Copenhagen, Copenhagen to Helsinki, Helsinki to Stockholm and then Stockholm back to Chicago. I took a vacation to the Nordic countries this past fall. I didn’t have a single problem with them. No delays, no cancellations, friendly staff, good hard product. I really liked them. Never flew KLM though. Austrian is good too. I flew with them in late 2021. On a side note: that’s my review at 11:49.
Bro came with the receipts in the video, damn.
@@samirbelica2358 sure did 😎
@@Thatguyjack758 KLM is pretty decent but the seats are uncomfortable in my opinion. I was on a long haul trans Atlantic flight and I only got 10 minutes of sleep before I gave up. I couldn’t walk after the flight my back was destroyed. Other than that, staff are very friendly and no delays.
@@CrazyLlama771 doesn’t sound too bad in my opinion. Whenever I fly transatlantic I always rough it in economy, sure I don’t really sleep, but that’s why it’s called a red eye flight. I plan to fly out of Amsterdam on United next year.
@@Thatguyjack758 I’ve never been able to sleep on flights and always fly economy. Other than that, the airline was pretty good.
Great video, but something to keep in mind, the KLM was the cityhopper it has no recline, basic seats and less padding. The KLM Cityhooper is used for short flight and it’s a short haul aircraft. On the other hand SAS has the larger plane, used for longer services therefore better seats and padding and other stuff. KLM does offer short haul on larger planes like the 737 which is similar size to the a320 you were on on SAS, the old and the new cabin of KLM in the 737, 700, 800 and the 900 would I say it’s kinda the same as SAS’s seats. The old cabin of KLM 737 is like the SAS cabin on the a320. It would be a little more fair if you did the 737 for KLM, so therefore I would say KLM won. (BTW this is no hate comment I think your great)
for sure! I love the feedback. I will need to do one of their bigger planes then!
@@ericstruk True, you flew KLM Cityhopper, which is a like a sort of low-cost (but not entirely) subsidiary of KLM. But keep in mind that your SAS flight was operated by SAS Connect which is also a sort of low-cost subsidiary to SAS. Most SAS Connect planes don't have Wifi because SAS Connect is very new and the planes are pretty new so they haven't really found the time to install wifi on all of them yet. Overall, both airlines are pretty even, though personally would go for SAS all the way.
@@ericstruk I think it would be more informational if they are the regular airline, as always great review.
@@uri.voltsv wow
Nice video 😊
The differences between KLM and SAS is that KLM is a full service airline, while SAS is more of a hybrid between low-cost and full service. It's somewhere in the middle. One plus with SAS is that you can buy youth tickets for a very cheap price, around 50-70 dollars for short haul flights, depending on how long your flight is. My personal favorite is SAS, as it's the airline i've flown my entire life.
Same
I prefer both. 😀
super cool I didn't know they did this!
Youth tickets are available on every flight operated by SAS, not just short haul ones.
@@bakkejord14 I know, but I said they cost 50-70 for short haul flights
When Eric mentioned how European airports are better than American airports, I have to agree. I’ve been to Schiphol and it was a very pleasant experience. Staff were very nice and there are great views too. Caught a glimpse of the Emirates A380 there too.
I heard some european airports have ps5s for entertainment when waiting for flights for no cost at all
Ok
As a Dutchie I like Schiphol for being a hot architectural mess putting function over form; piers with different designs sticking out left and right, a temporary walkway here, a security filter there. However my pet peeve is that everytime I’m there, there’s ceilings missing and cables and such exposed somewhere in the terminal or piers. It’s like a universal constant. Schiphol will always have their ceiling worked on somewhere 😂
@@seriusli8463 CDG does have PS5 for people to play with
@junelabdala9489yeah bro Paris airport just casually have a ps5 at the gate I think they have fifa pre installed to
I've been flying every 3 months to the USA for work with KLM. At first I went with regular economy class, which was great, good service, good seats, very comfy, skilled pilots, etc. But that was on a bigger airplane than you flew, like the cityhopper. For work I could upgrade to business class, and I can tell you, it's a whole different experience. Great lounch, great facilities and seating, service, etc. on the plane. I can also collect these "Delfts blauwe huisjes" from KLM which you get for flying with business class and after flying for years with KLM, I have an entire collection cabinet full of those pieces.
Good video. although it wasn't entirely fair considering that the E-175 is part of KLM's cityhopper division, Which is more focused on... hopping cities quickly, rather then luxury. the 737s are far more comfortable.
I will need to do a part 2 then!
@@ericstruk I will definitely stick around for that. looking forward to it.
@@ericstrukId definitely do a part 2 because a cityhopper is just a standard small plane which goes from city to city. So not a full blown passenger aircraft.
Absolutely. He could've also done an Embraer showdown - SAS Link flies the E195 and i actually find the seat to be much more comfortable than in their A320s (even though they are also pretty nice).
That's a E2, more bigger than a 737 or a320
Fun part, KLM-Air France purchased SAS this year.
But there is a small note with KLM. You flew with KLM CityHopper which has different seats on the Embraer aircraft than KLM's Boeing 737 aircraft.
AF-KLM bought a 19.9% stake in SAS.
Isn't KLM Dutch?
It says "Koninklijke lucht maatschappij"
What is Dutch for "Royal Air Company"
@@Comrademeowski KLM is Dutch and Air France is French. They are both independant airlines in the Air France-KLM holding.
@@joeb5080 i thought that they said a majority stake.
@@Mike05121988 No. They bought a 20% stake as the «airlines partner ». The other three shareholders of this consortium are the Danish state, a US investment fund and a Danish pension fund.
This guy went from finding his old phones to flying regularly. Magnificent!
15:26 SAS is a half danish half swedish airline, i cant speak for sweden but its danish culture to give free cofee or tea. In denmark we say “kan jeg byde dig på en kop te/kaffe” even if someone just came by to say hello 🇩🇰👌
soon it will be bought for 49% by the klm group hehe
I'm Swedish and I can confirm it's the same in Sweden. Most of us drink more coffee than water during the day. Dark roast strong brew with no milk or sugar is the most common way to have it.
@@anti2167I mean, whats the point to travel when you are in the best Place of earth already ^^ Every country I have been to have been shit compared to the Nordic countries anyway.
Getting a Fika is the most swedish thing ever, so it’s definitely a swedish culture thing as well!
As a dutch person, i think they are not mad cuz every dutch person sound mad bud are friendly.
Cool! At 08:02 I can spot the school where I did my internship. By the way, this is not the regular KLM flight, but from its subdivision KLM Cityhopper. The crew tend to be younger, the planes more suited for short hops and the service is more 'efficient'. Perhaps you've encountered our so-called Dutch directness from the crew ;)
Wow nice to know
I will need to do the bigger plane next time then!
Im from Europe and I love you’re video’s and I flew klm a lot of times and it’s great
Thank you Eric for flying my home airlines SAS!
Well KLM owns SAS now so This video doesn’t matter
@@Belubro69yeah, lol
Thank you for flying SAS ❤❤
Great review. Never recline a seat on a short haul flight, that's really poor form in Europe. KLM is Europe's best airline by far for short haul travel.
Thanks for the info! I can tell people hate it LOL
Swiss and Lufthansa are the most popular airline in Europe
Don't believe that for a second and like both of these airlines. KLM's route coverage is second to none@@Oerbro
@@Oerbro Not at all. KLM has been the first major airliner in the world and is the oldest airliner in the world. KLM, Lufthansa, Swiss and British Airways are the most popular in Europe.
I can’t think about KLM without thinking about the Tenerife airport disaster
I can’t think about you without thinking about a dad
not funny
@@jaelynngranville I was not tying to be funny. Wth do you think I’m being funny?
I flew KLM intercontinental SEL AMS HAV in 2017 and the experience was similar. Strong and solid service, but there were DELAYS at AMS due to many passengers connecting into my flight were stuck on a hold pattern due to strong tail winds. We ended up waiting 2 hours for the rest of the passengers and additional 30 minutes taxi. The queue of aircarfts was huge, and I enjoyed seeing many airliners from different companies from my window seat. The crew was amazing, the passengers not so much, but the crew made sure to keep all the disorderly passengers on check. Their friendly approach and multi language skills made up for the delay. The return flight was very bumpy, and again, the crew shone through. Great experience with them back to back.
As a swede im very proud of SAS
Edit: I just realised that I am 7 mins early
same
Dude Eric you’re the man. Everything you do is so entertaining. Next time maybe fly out of SFO by rating United and American? Thanks for entertaining us!!!
Thank you so much! I will def need to fly out of SFO at some point!
I think you shouldve gone on the klm 737 instead of the embraer because it wouldve been a better comparison
I will be sure to make a follow up vid flying KLM!
I agree
I always have flown with KLM to much further destinations, taking up to 12 to 15 hours of flight. The seat is probably not made that comfy because these types of planes are used for very short distances only. In the Dreamliner the seats are definitely better. What I like the most about KLM is that you can just walk to the kitchen part and if you want to have something to drink you can get it for free, or any other food that is just standing there. The personnel is not complaining if you stand for a while in the aft section because you want to stretch your legs and the amount of food is more than enough.
Always a W! The airline doesn’t matter because Eric is the best! Love your content!
Great job Eric! Again a wonderful video that makes my day 🎉
I was dreaming about you making this video when i saw you were in europe. Love SAS
I am part Dutch and I personally love KLM, and I’ve flown with them at least twice. They are really good and always land pretty smoothly, but I have never flown SAS, so my opinion might be a little strange.
KLM's deadly incident is Flight 4805, who is crashed at Pan Am 747.
Unnecessarily…
I think its just non Dutch people that arent used to how we act in the Netherlands. we are a friendly bunch, but your right, we can often easily give off a cold vibe despite not meaning to. I think its just how we act in Dutch culture.
It would have been good if you flew the KLM 737 instead as it's much more comparable to the A320 as it has a more comfortable seat with recline etc
I will be sure to do one of their larger planes next!
My experience with SAS has been amazing, the food on fligt tastes great imo especislly for being airplane food. The toilet is always clean and usually theres minimal delays
Eric i appreciate you soo muchh like i was afraid of flying and because of you now i love travelling. Now i look at planes differently thank you🤗🤗
planes are super safe! I know at first it might seem scary but trust me it is actually so much fun!
PLS DO TUI AIRWAYS VS EASYJET because ive been on tui not easyjet so it will be interesting if easyjet are better
Thank you for reviewing SAS!
You should fly KLM off-camera, just in case somebody acts nice for the camera so the airline gets more customers
You should definitely try jet2 vs tui
Great video btw
My 2nd Request :P
Emirates. First class from BKK to HKG literally for cheap. You can literally shower at 30,000ft. You won't regret it.
If you want an suggested itinerary for cheap, I'd go like this, assuming you're not flying out of Canada though by the US.
Los Angeles (LAX) - Tokyo (NRT) : Zip Air ''Business Class-ish''
Tokyo (NRT) - Bangkok (BKK) : AirAsia X ''Business Class-ish'' (AirAsia is like our Ryanair of South East Asia)
BKK to HKG - as suggested.
Given it is a one way fare, you'd be spending roughly USD 2,000.
(if you have miles points to use, you can fly from New York - Singapore with Singapore Airlines for 18 hours. Just to see if you can handle the length of the flight)
Try Singapore Airlines First Class On their A380's
He did that already
@@Rubber2.0He did business not first class
@@skiwithekiwi ooooh
@@skiwithekiwi I get it
@@Rubber2.0Cool ! 😊
Try flying KLM from Amsterdam to Bangkok Thailand pls
Just give this man a round of applause cause he’s always doing this stuff just for entertaining us
Try to fly with Norwegien pls, they are my fav airline
Only real Eric struk fans can like this comment !!!!! I’m a big fan really want to meet you Eric!!
Like beggar
@@leng3001real
Ikr
Begging moment
I just unsubscribed from Eric
I think you should fly on the Emirates a380 that would be so cool
You should fly to bend Oregon on Alaska airlines E175
10:30 i love where the Jet was just chilling on the roof😂
Struk nice video I always like your European flight videos
I love eric sturk he's the best
13:10 this was me last week after flying into my first ever European airport. Everything is so impressive, even the electronic passport check too 🔥
13:27 thats a amazing transition! Good job
Airlines are scared getting reviewed by this guy😂
I have flown KLM and it was so good it’s the best thing I ever experience
Eric can you fly LOT Polish airlines? Love your videos by the way.
SAS App is a very solid experience for checkin and tracking luggage checking and phone boarding pass
2:04 WHY IS THERE A RANDOM BABY???!!!
To show support for Israel, fly with El El, the safest and most secure airline in the world (and regardless, it's a great airline). 🇮🇱❤
Bro some of there planes have flares and anti-missle systems
@@COMOROS_BALL They need that security
@@Harel_Youngman I know
Tbh palestine is better than isreal
@@Harel_Youngman Because Israel have made themselves a lot of enemies over their short existence.
EVERY TIME “Right of the bat” 😂😂
Turkish airlines VS Pegasus
Turkish is better
KLM has bought the Swedish part of SAS which has been operating with loss for decades.
Can you do Ryanair vs Spirit airlines (one is America's worst airline and the otheris Europe's worst airline) so it would make sense to compare the two
If you fly with Finnair in the short Nordic flight you must buy coffee and tea in the Economy but you get water or blueberry juice.
Next time I highly recommend SAS Plus for an intra European flight. Great value for your money.
Hi ericstruk I have 2 brilliant aussie airlines lined up for you, Virgin Australia and Tiger Air, It is basically like you jet star vs Quantas video, but tiger air is the budget airline and virgin air is the better one, also you should do Virgin Australia VS Quantas
Did you had the best experience on KLM or On SAS
Can you please do Australian airlines please because I’m Australian and it would make my day if you did it.
i have to be honest the 777 of klm is soo good!
The KLM lounge in Amsterdam is absolutely superb
I had free WiFi on my entire KLM flight from Amsterdam to Lima and it was the best long distance flight I ever had with a European Airline
If you haven’t flown Southwest airlines, I would highly recommend them
You set new standards. Great video and editing.
split boarding is never a disaster if done properly
10:32 got me off guard
Can you do Alaska Vs MIA Airlines video Please?
Try the worst and best trains in europe
My experience with klm was awesome😊
British Airways vs Air France like the good ole days!
Fun fact klm got involve in the deadlist air raft in ident the tenerife airport disaster
Can you do Hawaiian vs MIA Airlines video Please?
in case you dont know what klm is (has tanifare flash backs)
Make the worst and the best airline in Brazil pls
I have never had a problem with SAS, plus they are one of the safest airlines
One of my goals in life is to get randomly seated next to a vlogger
I now live in the Netherlands, and I have lived in Sweden for a few years, so I have flown both a few times. My experience with both of them is great! And what you said about the coldness of the people of KLM, you’re right, Dutch people aren’t very social, so that’s not on you.
I think you flew KLM cityhopper wich is the more low cost service airline of KLM. I think you should try to fly the real KLM on long-haul service, but actually a great video
I flew KLM to Amsterdam to meet my uncle and cousin
One of the one star ratings due to last minute cancellations is mine. It was my first and hopefully my last KLM experience
Snacks, water and soft drinks are also complimentary on the sas medium and long haul flights
Finaly you came to Denmark 🎉🎉🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰
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Fun fact. SAS is owned by KLM (and Airfrance)
No only around 20%
You should do the best vs worst airports in America.
when you remember that one SAS snow drifting meme:
No inflight entertainment should only be on long flights
Found it funny that i was watching airrack and you commented
Have flown on KLM several times since the mid-2010s, but I'm about to fly SAS for the first time in April of 2024, so we shall see. Shouldn't judge an airline just from one person's experience a 16-minute RUclips video, but it's a good preview at least.
- Red
My dad work at SAS As a programmer and it was a bug wen you checkt in
I have flown both KLM and SAS, both are decently great like long haul flights are a lot better for a reason
I have always enjoyed flying KLM and when I fly from Budapest to the US, I prefer to connect at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam which is very convenient.
When he said “lovely flight attendant” 😎
A major plus for KLM is AMS Schiphol Airport: the amount of global connections, with KLM and partners, is amazing! And this is a single terminal airport as you said, really nice place too. By the way, my best KLM experiences where SFA-AMS and Hong Kong to AMS, AMS to Seoul was good too! Test the Seoul Starbucks, if you are lucky, nobody speaks English (besides the names of the beverages) and the receipt is totally incomprehensible - but such a fun keep-sake! Had to transfer to Guam and barely any ticket agency sells Europe to Guam tickets, so I got seperate ones. Also flew through Taipei and stayed in Taiwan for a few days - must do! KLM to Cape Town is awesome as well. AMS is not too huge (doesn't feel that way) but is a global center with amazing connections - many options, high frequency, safe and clean airport and Amsterdam is also a great two-day in between layover location, very close to city center - with amazing rail connections. By the way, Copenhagen is also an excellent airport, just not so well connected as Amsterdam however, with way better Scandinavian connections!
KLM was one of the airlines that was in the deadliest crash
10:30 not just any plane, a real Fokker 100!
Yes. I can confirm flying KLM on numerous occasions since 1983. Dutch people are cold in a weird way no matter which airline they work for. Case in point, I thought the flight attended in Emirates Business Class Dacca to Dubai, she was Dutch and took herself waaay too seriously. Dutch, Belgians, Luxies, Germans and Danes carry some personal baggage with them. I believe it's a cultural thing that we North Americans have to get climatized to; otherwise, you'll be suffering for no reason. When in Northern Europe do and act as the Northern Europeans...be solemn and moody. The moment you show friendliness and put on a happy face, they'll think you've got mental problems.
You’ve obviously never been to Charles de Gaulle terminal 1 if you think EU airports are so great. Also Atlanta is a great airport despite it being so busy and has plenty of options in every price range. It’s by far one of the best I’ve traveled through over the decades.