Hey Yall, Welcome back to Winged Reviews!! I was super excited for this flight because it will be my first time on a special livery plane. This flight was operated by a Brussels Airways A320 painted in the Tin Tin – Rackham special Livery. Something else that made this flight great was that I was able to purchase a model plane on board that we will look at later. Feel free to watch the review or read about it!
Flight routing
- 1
- 2Norwegian - Economy - Helsinki → Stockholm - Boeing 737-8MAX
- 3Norwegian - Economy - Stockholm → Oslo - Boeing 737-800
- 4SAS - Economy - Oslo → Brussels - Airbus A320neo
- 5Brussels - Economy - Brussels → Vienna - Airbus A320
- 6
- 7
Lounge
We came in on a connecting flight so we did not have to deal with check in so we went straight to the lounge. This was the Diamond lounge in terminal A and it was really good.
The food was hot and fresh (no pic because it was all eaten after I went back). There was amazing plane spotting that I will put down below.
There was a lot of different drink options.
Someone dropped a bottle while taking it out if the fridge.
This was just a small section of the seating on one side.
This was the view from the other side of the lounge.
Here are some of the great pictures I took from the windows. I cannot believe I got to see the USA doomsday 747.
There was lots of government planes here for a conference.
There was a great view of the departing runway.
Boarding
This is the Brussels A320 seat map. it is an all economy layout.
Welcome to our seat in the rear section of the plane. The leg room is not to bad.
The tray table slides in and out and it has 2 cup holders.
The literature pocket has a safety card and a magazine.
There is not headrest just a headrest cover.
A special thing about this plane is that the interior is decorated to.
Takeoff
Inflight
The only source of inflight entertainment on this flight is the inflight magazine. The food is not available on all flights and it all costs extra.
The most exciting thing in here was the model planes, they were only 25 dollars for a 1:200 scale which is pretty good. I definitely had to get one so I decided on the Bruegel special livery.
I built it when I got home after the trip. It was pretty nice.
The rear onboard lavatory was not to cramped. It was super clean though.
Landing
There was some great views coming into Vienna!
We parked on the ramp so we got to take the bus to the terminal.
