jmj9905
Oct 8, 07, 5:23 pm
I am flying from nrt to hkg 1st class on JAL arriving @14:05 on 11/3. Departing @ 22:00 same day business class on CX (no first class on this flight). Can I access the first class lounge?
Thanks,
jmj9905
Thanks,
jmj9905
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AJLondon
Oct 8, 07, 5:29 pm
In this case, not unless you are a Oneworld emerald.
Otherwise, your departing flight only allows business class lounge access.
And they can be adamant sticklers, albeit in a very polite way, about the rules in HKG.
Otherwise, your departing flight only allows business class lounge access.
And they can be adamant sticklers, albeit in a very polite way, about the rules in HKG.
rtwdone4
Oct 8, 07, 6:16 pm
And they can be adamant sticklers, albeit in a very polite way, about the rules in HKG.
And you are sayin the Lounge Dragons at LHR or not? At least the CX people can get their rules right regarding Lounge access.
For CX flights, if you did arrive on a F Class flight and leaving on a J Class flight they often extend the F Class lounge access for your dep flight. Might worthwhile asking.
And you are sayin the Lounge Dragons at LHR or not? At least the CX people can get their rules right regarding Lounge access.
For CX flights, if you did arrive on a F Class flight and leaving on a J Class flight they often extend the F Class lounge access for your dep flight. Might worthwhile asking.
cxfan1960
Oct 8, 07, 6:31 pm
In accordance with OW policy, there should not be such access to a F lounge except for OW EM. However, it was discussed here before that a passenger flying in long-haul on CX on J/F will be allowed into the corresponding J/F lounge even though the connecting CX flight is not.
OP's case is different. The chance is not good, but it does not hurt asking.
Anyway, the Wing J lounge is already very good. It may just be a little more crowded.
OP's case is different. The chance is not good, but it does not hurt asking.
Anyway, the Wing J lounge is already very good. It may just be a little more crowded.
jmj9905
Oct 8, 07, 7:12 pm
Thanks for your timely relies! I guess it doesn't hurt to ask and as you say the J lounge is not exactly slumming it.
PacFlyer
Oct 8, 07, 7:30 pm
Slightly off topic, but I have a question on a similar topic:
If I am connecting at NRT from a flight in J to a flight in Y (both on JAL), would it be impossible then to get lounge access during my connection? What are my chances?
If I am connecting at NRT from a flight in J to a flight in Y (both on JAL), would it be impossible then to get lounge access during my connection? What are my chances?
cxfan1960
Oct 8, 07, 7:32 pm
CX has two J lounges (I am exclusing the KA/OW lounges) - the Wing & Pier. If you like to watch planes, Wing is a good one. Otherwise both are excellent lounges (J and F). If you can get into F and like to rest for a few hours, there are daybreak rooms in Pier F side. Enjoy!
cxfan1960
Oct 8, 07, 7:38 pm
Slightly off topic, but I have a question on a similar topic:
If I am connecting at NRT from a flight in J to a flight in Y (both on JAL), would it be impossible then to get lounge access during my connection? What are my chances?
This should probably be raised in the JAL forum:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=513
If I am connecting at NRT from a flight in J to a flight in Y (both on JAL), would it be impossible then to get lounge access during my connection? What are my chances?
This should probably be raised in the JAL forum:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=513