FlyGuy24
Jun 29, 12, 6:17 pm
If I am flying business class on NZ (LHR-HKG) Don't I have access to any Star Alliance lounge? Thats what my understand of the rules is and how far is it from the NZ gate at LHR to the SKL at Heathrow. Thanks!
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Genius1
Jun 30, 12, 2:25 pm
NZ depart from T1, and SQ depart from T3. You can only enter the airside area (where the lounges are) of the terminal from which you are departing (ie. T1 in your instance).
In T1, there is one shared Star Alliance lounge, which has separate Business Class and First Class lounges within it. Flying NZ J will permit you access to the Business Class lounge.
In T1, there is one shared Star Alliance lounge, which has separate Business Class and First Class lounges within it. Flying NZ J will permit you access to the Business Class lounge.
UAPremExecflyer
Jul 1, 12, 10:11 am
NZ depart from T1, and SQ depart from T3. You can only enter the airside area (where the lounges are) of the terminal from which you are departing (ie. T1 in your instance).
In T1, there is one shared Star Alliance lounge, which has separate Business Class and First Class lounges within it. Flying NZ J will permit you access to the Business Class lounge.
Actually, NZ puts its Business Premier passengers in the F side of the *A lounge there in T1.
In T1, there is one shared Star Alliance lounge, which has separate Business Class and First Class lounges within it. Flying NZ J will permit you access to the Business Class lounge.
Actually, NZ puts its Business Premier passengers in the F side of the *A lounge there in T1.
FlyGuy24
Jul 1, 12, 4:52 pm
What is in there F side that is not on the Business side?
UAPremExecflyer
Jul 1, 12, 6:00 pm
What is in there F side that is not on the Business side?
Fewer people!
Fewer people!
Genius1
Jul 2, 12, 5:44 am
Actually, NZ puts its Business Premier passengers in the F side of the *A lounge there in T1.
That's interesting! Never knew that. Personally I'm not a fan of the F side as it's quite dark, although is generally quieter than the J side.
That's interesting! Never knew that. Personally I'm not a fan of the F side as it's quite dark, although is generally quieter than the J side.
Genius1
Jul 4, 12, 2:35 pm
What is in there F side that is not on the Business side?
The beverages are slightly upgraded and the food selection is less attacked than in the main J lounge. The seating is slightly more spacious eg. with tables between seats. There are more armchair type seats.
Other than that, decor is virtually identical and there is no waiter service or anything like that.
The biggest drawback of the F side is the lack of natural light (not that the J side fares much better on that front).
The beverages are slightly upgraded and the food selection is less attacked than in the main J lounge. The seating is slightly more spacious eg. with tables between seats. There are more armchair type seats.
Other than that, decor is virtually identical and there is no waiter service or anything like that.
The biggest drawback of the F side is the lack of natural light (not that the J side fares much better on that front).