EmoryFlyer
Dec 7, 07, 5:44 pm
The Korean Air website says they contract to Malaysia Airlines and use their lounge -- can anyone confirm that a J ticket on KE does in fact grant access to the MH Golden Lounges at KLIA?
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BIMMERKID2
Dec 8, 07, 12:09 am
The Korean Air website says they contract to Malaysia Airlines and use their lounge -- can anyone confirm that a J ticket on KE does in fact grant access to the MH Golden Lounges at KLIA?
I'd assume that if it says it.. it would allow it.. I'm having in a couple weeks a KE flight from ICN to TPE... and then on the return when i go back to the US.. I fly on KE back to ICN to catch a flight to the us.. I'll be flying in J both from ICN to TPE and then from TPE to ICN to LAX... and on their website its telling me that in TPE they contract out to CI=China Airlines Dynasty Lounge. Believe what it says. You will have access to to MH Golden Lounge mate!!! :D Where is your final Dest.? :confused::D^
I'd assume that if it says it.. it would allow it.. I'm having in a couple weeks a KE flight from ICN to TPE... and then on the return when i go back to the US.. I fly on KE back to ICN to catch a flight to the us.. I'll be flying in J both from ICN to TPE and then from TPE to ICN to LAX... and on their website its telling me that in TPE they contract out to CI=China Airlines Dynasty Lounge. Believe what it says. You will have access to to MH Golden Lounge mate!!! :D Where is your final Dest.? :confused::D^
EmoryFlyer
Dec 9, 07, 12:01 pm
We're flying from Shanghai to Langkawi via KL and then onto Seoul via KL...the Golden Lounges are fantastic so this is good news!
BIMMERKID2
Dec 9, 07, 12:58 pm
We're flying from Shanghai to Langkawi via KL and then onto Seoul via KL...the Golden Lounges are fantastic so this is good news!
Anybody know how the China Airlines Dynasty Lounge is? According to their website.. the main Business Class lounge in Taipei was recently remodelled or something.....:confused:
Anybody know how the China Airlines Dynasty Lounge is? According to their website.. the main Business Class lounge in Taipei was recently remodelled or something.....:confused:
MegatopLover
Dec 9, 07, 1:44 pm
CI Dynasty Lounges in TPE vary widely between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The lounges in Terminal 1 are inconveniently located, cramped, and kinda dingey; apart from that, it has basically the same stuff as those in T2. The lounges in Terminal 2 has more or less the same products but they are MUCH nicer-- modern styling, nice layout by putting all the F&B stuff in one area (you can order one or more of a few different noodle dishes) with normal food-court-like tables. Then the other areas are for lounging. There are computers with free internet too. The only drawback is that the lounges are downstairs, so no view of the airfield.
BIMMERKID2
Dec 14, 07, 11:22 am
I couldnt find your reports about KE or CI Lounges...
CI Dynasty Lounges in TPE vary widely between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The lounges in Terminal 1 are inconveniently located, cramped, and kinda dingey; apart from that, it has basically the same stuff as those in T2. The lounges in Terminal 2 has more or less the same products but they are MUCH nicer-- modern styling, nice layout by putting all the F&B stuff in one area (you can order one or more of a few different noodle dishes) with normal food-court-like tables. Then the other areas are for lounging. There are computers with free internet too. The only drawback is that the lounges are downstairs, so no view of the airfield.
CI Dynasty Lounges in TPE vary widely between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The lounges in Terminal 1 are inconveniently located, cramped, and kinda dingey; apart from that, it has basically the same stuff as those in T2. The lounges in Terminal 2 has more or less the same products but they are MUCH nicer-- modern styling, nice layout by putting all the F&B stuff in one area (you can order one or more of a few different noodle dishes) with normal food-court-like tables. Then the other areas are for lounging. There are computers with free internet too. The only drawback is that the lounges are downstairs, so no view of the airfield.