From Martha's Vineyard to Riga, Latvia

Overview of SAS Experience
I had a disappointing experience flying with SAS. Many travelers share similar sentiments regarding the airline's service and food quality.
Service and Food Quality
Service on SAS flights has been described as average, with some passengers expressing dissatisfaction with the overall experience. For instance, reviews indicate that long-haul flights may not justify the cost, as the service does not meet expectations for the price paid .
Food options also seem to be a significant concern. I opted with vegetarian option that was limited to a piece of bread with zucchini, while other meals included stale croissants with turkey and ham. This aligns with feedback from other travelers who have noted that the food quality on SAS flights is often lacking, with some describing it as "terrible" and insufficient.
Upgrade to SAS Plus
Regarding the upgrade to SAS Plus, it appears that many passengers feel the additional cost is not justified. The primary difference seems to be in the food offerings, which, as I've experienced, may not significantly enhance the travel experience. Upgrade is $275 and not worth it.
WiFi Charges
The WiFi service on SAS flights has also received criticism, particularly for its high cost of $16 and instability during use. This is a common complaint among travelers who expect reliable connectivity, especially on long flights
Conclusion
Given my experience and the feedback from other travelers I saw online, it seems reasonable to prefer alternatives like Turkish Airlines, which may offer a better overall experience in terms of service, food quality, and value for money. My insights reflect a broader trend of dissatisfaction with SAS, particularly in the areas I've highlighted.