Residence Lounge at CDG?
#1
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Residence Lounge at CDG?
Deciding whether to start my EY Residence trip ex-LHR or ex-CDG.
I know that in LHR they have a room side the Etihiad lounge for Residence passengers.
However, is this also the case for CDG?
I know that in LHR they have a room side the Etihiad lounge for Residence passengers.
However, is this also the case for CDG?
#4
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ask the vip travel concierge ; they will get back to you within the day
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#5
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I agree with your sentiments about their customer service but even Etihad are not this bad and this is the type of enquiry that would easily and quickly answered.
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You should look in the "Ask EtihadHelp" thread. This is how the majority of queries are initially dealt with.
To the OP: travelling in the Residence is not about the ground services. Assume CDG doesn't have the "room" you desire. Instead of factoring in this non-event, plan your travel according to the things that actually matter - schedules, prices, etc
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Is it cynical even though it's true?
You should look in the "Ask EtihadHelp" thread. This is how the majority of queries are initially dealt with.
To the OP: travelling in the Residence is not about the ground services. Assume CDG doesn't have the "room" you desire. Instead of factoring in this non-event, plan your travel according to the things that actually matter - schedules, prices, etc
You should look in the "Ask EtihadHelp" thread. This is how the majority of queries are initially dealt with.
To the OP: travelling in the Residence is not about the ground services. Assume CDG doesn't have the "room" you desire. Instead of factoring in this non-event, plan your travel according to the things that actually matter - schedules, prices, etc
Paris to UAE flights are abundant. Anyone will find a flight to match their schedule and 'price' requirements. If someone has chose the Residence, factors other than price and schedule are more important to them.
But wait...
Even a Y customer on the same plane will be a customer so surely the service level for a Residence customer will be the same.
Anyway, with regard to a Residence lounge in CDG, I don't know for sure but seeing as it's a new route for Etihad, after the A380 being swapped from BOM to CDG, and add to that Etihad don't seem to be spending a penny this year, I don't think there is one.
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Is it cynical even though it's true?
You should look in the "Ask EtihadHelp" thread. This is how the majority of queries are initially dealt with.
To the OP: travelling in the Residence is not about the ground services. Assume CDG doesn't have the "room" you desire. Instead of factoring in this non-event, plan your travel according to the things that actually matter - schedules, prices, etc
You should look in the "Ask EtihadHelp" thread. This is how the majority of queries are initially dealt with.
To the OP: travelling in the Residence is not about the ground services. Assume CDG doesn't have the "room" you desire. Instead of factoring in this non-event, plan your travel according to the things that actually matter - schedules, prices, etc
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In EY's current cost-cutting mood, I don't know whether they will particularly care - they might just rope off an area of the lounge with dedicated staff serving the Residence section.Do grow up.
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I don't think "snide" means what you think it means. I couldn't have been any more direct if I tried.
The very reason for my comment was in response to your attempt to bring that tiresome debate to this thread, so yes, I was fully aware that I was not supposed to take you seriously.
The very reason for my comment was in response to your attempt to bring that tiresome debate to this thread, so yes, I was fully aware that I was not supposed to take you seriously.
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I don't think "snide" means what you think it means. I couldn't have been any more direct if I tried.
The very reason for my comment was in response to your attempt to bring that tiresome debate to this thread, so yes, I was fully aware that I was not supposed to take you seriously.
The very reason for my comment was in response to your attempt to bring that tiresome debate to this thread, so yes, I was fully aware that I was not supposed to take you seriously.