Lounge access in CDG, LAX on NW Worldclub 60-day pass
Apr 7, 2008, 2:59 am
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Lounge access in CDG, LAX on NW Worldclub 60-day pass
Hi,
I'm new to this forum! I have tried searching on this topic but pulled very little current info (some from 2001!).
I will be purchasing a NorthWest Worldclub 60day pass for an upcoming trip on AirFrance due to long layovers in CDG and LAX. I'm concerned (especially for Paris) that this pass will not be accepted in the AirFrance lounge.
AND if it is, will I be able to bring my spouse? Thanks in advance, it is very confusing!
I'm new to this forum! I have tried searching on this topic but pulled very little current info (some from 2001!).
I will be purchasing a NorthWest Worldclub 60day pass for an upcoming trip on AirFrance due to long layovers in CDG and LAX. I'm concerned (especially for Paris) that this pass will not be accepted in the AirFrance lounge.
AND if it is, will I be able to bring my spouse? Thanks in advance, it is very confusing!
Apr 7, 2008, 6:57 am
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Welcome to FlyerTalk!
The list of locations for Europe is here. In Paris you are not permitted a guest, including a spouse. You can try, but officially it is not permitted.
The list of locations for the Americas is here. You will be allowed a guest in LAX at either the NW, CO or DL lounge.
S.
The list of locations for Europe is here. In Paris you are not permitted a guest, including a spouse. You can try, but officially it is not permitted.
The list of locations for the Americas is here. You will be allowed a guest in LAX at either the NW, CO or DL lounge.
S.
Apr 7, 2008, 7:05 am
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If using the AF lounge, you will need a Skyteam boarding pass.
WorldClubs members must present a same-day ticket or boarding pass for an international flight operated by a SkyTeam airline. Guests are not permitted at this location.
WorldClubs members must present a same-day ticket or boarding pass for an international flight operated by a SkyTeam airline. Guests are not permitted at this location.
Apr 7, 2008, 11:13 am
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Hi and thanks for the tips and links. There is great info here! Good to know there are people who fly as much as I do!
sobore- If I'm taking an AirFrance flight isn't that considered skyteam? I never fly with skyteam airlines (reason I have to buy the pass) so don't really know how they operate.
sobore- If I'm taking an AirFrance flight isn't that considered skyteam? I never fly with skyteam airlines (reason I have to buy the pass) so don't really know how they operate.
Apr 7, 2008, 11:29 am
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Hi and thanks for the tips and links. There is great info here! Good to know there are people who fly as much as I do!
sobore- If I'm taking an AirFrance flight isn't that considered skyteam? I never fly with skyteam airlines (reason I have to buy the pass) so don't really know how they operate.
sobore- If I'm taking an AirFrance flight isn't that considered skyteam? I never fly with skyteam airlines (reason I have to buy the pass) so don't really know how they operate.
AF is a member.
Apr 15, 2008, 3:41 am
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