Lounge access ARN
Jan 31, 2012, 4:03 am
#1
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Lounge access ARN
I am soon travelling through ARN in Y arriving on LX in Terminal 5 and departing on SK (domestic) in Terminal 4 with a layover of 3 hours. I have a Diners Card which would give me access to the Menzies Lounge in T5. As there is no airside transit between T4 and T5 I wondered if they would still let me in, as T5 is not my departure terminal? If yes, how long do I need to change to Terminal 4 afterwards.
And the other question would be if they are checking my bag through from LX to SK if the flights are on seperate tickets?
Thank you for your help!
And the other question would be if they are checking my bag through from LX to SK if the flights are on seperate tickets?
Thank you for your help!
Jan 31, 2012, 7:21 am
#2
Join Date: Jul 2008
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I am soon travelling through ARN in Y arriving on LX in Terminal 5 and departing on SK (domestic) in Terminal 4 with a layover of 3 hours. I have a Diners Card which would give me access to the Menzies Lounge in T5. As there is no airside transit between T4 and T5 I wondered if they would still let me in, as T5 is not my departure terminal? If yes, how long do I need to change to Terminal 4 afterwards.
And the other question would be if they are checking my bag through from LX to SK if the flights are on seperate tickets?
Thank you for your help!
And the other question would be if they are checking my bag through from LX to SK if the flights are on seperate tickets?
Thank you for your help!
As for time to change Terminals, it is a short walk. Security will be the unknown factor. However, I cannot recall ever waiting more than 15 minutes to clear security.
For checking the bag through, it should be possible. Maybe someone else can chime in to verify the best way.
Jan 31, 2012, 3:24 pm
#3
Join Date: May 2008
Location: ARN
Posts: 3,470
I'm quite sure that the only way they will check through your baggage from international to domestic is if you're solely on SAS. As you're arriving on Swiss, the customs authorities don't allow you to check through baggage to a domestic flight.