You'll use the priority check-in and security screening lines and you have priority when it comes to boarding and to collect your baggage. SAS Priority Services include check-in, baggage handling, Fast Track through security, free access to lounges and boarding.

Priority check-in at an airport is a service that allows certain passengers to use a dedicated, usually faster, check-in lane instead of the standard general queue.

It’s designed to save time and provide a more streamlined start to the journey. Here’s a breakdown of what it typically involves:

Who Gets Access to Priority Check-in?

Priority check-in is a perk or benefit granted to: 1. First & Business Class Passengers: A standard benefit for premium cabin tickets. 2. Frequent Flyer Elite Members: Passengers with high-tier status in an airline’s loyalty program (e.g., Gold, Platinum, Executive Platinum levels). 3. Passengers with Certain Flexible/Full-Fare Economy Tickets: Sometimes included with more expensive economy fares. 4. Passengers with Specific Credit Cards: Some premium travel credit cards offer this as a benefit. 5. Passengers with Mobility Issues or Special Needs: Often accommodated through priority lanes for assistance.

What to Expect at the Priority Check-in Counter:

• Shorter Lines: The primary benefit is a significantly shorter wait time.
• Dedicated Agents: Often staffed by more experienced agents who can handle complex requests.
• Efficient Service: The process is generally quicker, from handing over your passport to receiving your boarding pass.
• Baggage Handling: Your checked luggage is often tagged with a “Priority” label. This usually means it will be among the first bags to arrive on the baggage carousel at your destination (though this is not always guaranteed).

What Priority Check-in is NOT:

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