Lima, Peru airport
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Lima, Peru airport
My wife and I will be flying to Lima on Lan Peru, using (AA) miles, in Business Class. In addition, I am an Admiral's Club member. My question, then: Is there an airline club at LIM for which I have eligibility?
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I only know of one lounge there - it is a shared lounge, which since LAN uses it, I imagine it is the same one AA uses. You will get an invitiation at check-in. It is a perfectly ok lounge - one caveat - I ordered a drink, and when I ordered the 2d one, I was asked to pay, and told that guests only receive 1 complimentary drink. No one tells you this until you order the next drink. LIM has a new airport, which even if you had to wait w/o lounge in the general area is about 10000% better than what was there a few years ago - the airport was a certified 3d world pit. Now, it is a pleasant place.
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Yes, the airport is vastly improved, and yes they charge for the second drink on. When me and my buddy heard this we walked over to the duty free and purchased a bottle of Jack, returned to the club and helped ourselves to as many free cokes as we needed
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Thank you Eastbay1K and Russell345. In my case, the second helping (and beyond) is likely to come from the wine purchased in Duty Free.
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Since the US "liquids ban" (which was early August, no?) you can't hand-carry liquids onto the plane. Duty Free delivered to the plane is an exception. I haven't tried to buy anything there recently (and was only in the terminal recently on a southbound to Chile flight), but this seems to be the rule with all airports/terminals with flights to the US.