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Link to MXP information on aa.com
Link to MXP airport website
Note: SEA ViaMilano lounges are also accessible via membership 1,000 € annual) or pay (~ 35€). See here.
For further lounge information, see oneworld Lounge Access page here
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3rd Party SEA ViaMilano AA and oneworld use Lounges
3rd Party SEA ViaMilano AA and oneworld use Lounges
Link to MXP information on aa.com
Link to MXP airport website
Note: SEA ViaMilano lounges are also accessible via membership 1,000 € annual) or pay (~ 35€). See here.
Terminal 1 Area B (non-Schengen) - SEA ViaMilano Sala Montale Lounge
Location: Level 1, boarding area B
Note: Must present a boarding pass for same day departing travel on an AA or US marketed and operated flight* and one of the following:Hours: 06:00 - 22:00. Open to non-Schengen longhaul flights.
Amenities:
Location: Level 1, boarding area B
Note: Must present a boarding pass for same day departing travel on an AA or US marketed and operated flight* and one of the following:
- First Class or Business Class ticket (on same flight)
- oneworld Emerald or oneworld Sapphire card
- Admirals Club or US Airways Club membership card
- Also serves departing qualified passengers on British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airways, TAM
Amenities:
- Courtesy WiFi
- Soft and alcoholic drinks
- Self serve buffet
- (Showers - but these are at additional cost - €16?)
Terminal 1 Area B (non-Schengen) SEA ViaMilano Pergolesi Lounge
Location: Level 1, boarding area B
Note: Third party lounge. Qualified passengers must present a boarding pass for same day departing travel on an RJ / Royal Jordanian[/LIST][/INDENT]
Hours: 06:00 - 22:00. Open to qualified passengers non-Schengen longhaul RJ flights.
Amenities:
Location: Level 1, boarding area B
Note: Third party lounge. Qualified passengers must present a boarding pass for same day departing travel on an RJ / Royal Jordanian[/LIST][/INDENT]
Hours: 06:00 - 22:00. Open to qualified passengers non-Schengen longhaul RJ flights.
Amenities:
- Courtesy WiFi
- Soft and alcoholic drinks
- Self serve buffet
- No Showers
- Smoking room
Terminal 1 Area A (Schengen) SEA ViaMilano Monteverdi Lounge
Location: Level 1, boarding area A (Schengen area)
Note: Third party lounge. Qualified passengers must present a boarding pass for same day departing travel on a an AY / Finnair or IB / Iberia flight.[/LIST][/INDENT]
Hours: 06:00 - 21:00. Open to qualified passengers departing on AY and IB Schengen flights.
Amenities:
Location: Level 1, boarding area A (Schengen area)
Note: Third party lounge. Qualified passengers must present a boarding pass for same day departing travel on a an AY / Finnair or IB / Iberia flight.[/LIST][/INDENT]
Hours: 06:00 - 21:00. Open to qualified passengers departing on AY and IB Schengen flights.
Amenities:
- Courtesy WiFi
- Soft and alcoholic drinks
- Self serve buffet
- Showers
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MXP / Milan Malpensa oneworld Lounges (consolidated)
Jun 1, 2007, 3:24 pm
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Aug 30, 2007, 9:04 pm
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Mar 18, 2009, 2:27 pm
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If you are flying Business class as well, you get lounge access. No need to be an AC card holder. The lounge is after you pass the duty free stores and food court. Before you head down the tunnel to the gate, the lounge will be up an escalator on your left.
Mar 18, 2009, 6:58 pm
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If you haven't boarded there before, you might be (unpleasantly) surprised by the boarding etiquette. Be prepared for a free-for-all. "Forewarned is forearmed." "If you can't lick 'em, join 'em." Etc.
Mar 18, 2009, 9:05 pm
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Ah yes, the BA Terraces lounge, where you can imbibe some last few real Italian espressos, the better to maximise your wakefulness for the wonderfull coach in-seat entertainment system, and delicious Flagship lunch to follow.
Leaving Italy, especially in steerage, can be a pain....
Leaving Italy, especially in steerage, can be a pain....
Mar 31, 2009, 1:50 pm
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I went through sans EXP card a 2 months ago. It'll all depend on who's at the desk. Worst case, bring your old one. The 2 halves might make a whole.
dia1 is spot on. The boarding process reminds me of a UN evacuation. Get there a little early and start the 'hovering' process. The station manager at MXP (she'll be running the check-in process as well) is really nice. On my first flight ex-MXP, I was waitlisted for an eVIP. When she said no dice at the gate, she allowed me to bypass the boarding process.
dia1 is spot on. The boarding process reminds me of a UN evacuation. Get there a little early and start the 'hovering' process. The station manager at MXP (she'll be running the check-in process as well) is really nice. On my first flight ex-MXP, I was waitlisted for an eVIP. When she said no dice at the gate, she allowed me to bypass the boarding process.
Sep 24, 2009, 1:16 pm
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To confirm I am reading everything properly, there is no club access available for arriving passengers at MXP? It looks like the only option is still the BA lounge, which is past security. We are flying there in a few weeks, and I had hoped to get cleaned up upon arrival before a day of sightseeing.
Sep 24, 2009, 1:23 pm
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To confirm I am reading everything properly, there is no club access available for arriving passengers at MXP? It looks like the only option is still the BA lounge, which is past security. We are flying there in a few weeks, and I had hoped to get cleaned up upon arrival before a day of sightseeing.
It is possible to get to the BA lounge on arrival by acting as a transit passenger (which requires a security screening but not necessarily an examination of an onward boarding pass), but that doesn't mean BA is going to let you in unless entitled to lounge access somehow (for example, as a BA Gold).
Sep 24, 2009, 2:05 pm
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I don't recall ever seeing a shower in the BA lounge at MXP, so you'd be stuck using a sink to freshen up no matter if it was in the lounge or outside a lounge.
It is possible to get to the BA lounge on arrival by acting as a transit passenger (which requires a security screening but not necessarily an examination of an onward boarding pass), but that doesn't mean BA is going to let you in unless entitled to lounge access somehow (for example, as a BA Gold).
It is possible to get to the BA lounge on arrival by acting as a transit passenger (which requires a security screening but not necessarily an examination of an onward boarding pass), but that doesn't mean BA is going to let you in unless entitled to lounge access somehow (for example, as a BA Gold).
Sep 24, 2009, 2:11 pm
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Their website says that you can shower at the Portofino Beauty Farm Intégrée at the arrival level (outside security) between exits 1 and 2. A 2002 article on Corriere della Sera says they're open from 7 to 21, and at that time a shower was €15.
http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it/it...sx_infoviaggia
http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it/it...sx_infoviaggia
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Jul 13, 2010, 4:12 pm
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Just flew J and not only hard a hard time boarding, but Y passengers trying to push past (door still closed) to get out of the plane. Now I know why the Italians are such good racers I guess.
Jul 13, 2010, 6:38 pm
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Dear God this was far worse than I expected. It was like the Titanic to get on AND off the flight. No mercy for women, children, or the infirmed.
Just flew J and not only hard a hard time boarding, but Y passengers trying to push past (door still closed) to get out of the plane. Now I know why the Italians are such good racers I guess.
Just flew J and not only hard a hard time boarding, but Y passengers trying to push past (door still closed) to get out of the plane. Now I know why the Italians are such good racers I guess.