US Airways Lounge
Oct 29, 2014, 6:37 pm
#1
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Hi all,
My girlfriend and I are flying from PHL to LA tomorrow, in business (effectively first) class.
I can't find information on the site regarding access to the lounge. I know we would if we were international, bust just curious if we get this with long distance domestic.
Thanks!
My girlfriend and I are flying from PHL to LA tomorrow, in business (effectively first) class.
I can't find information on the site regarding access to the lounge. I know we would if we were international, bust just curious if we get this with long distance domestic.
Thanks!
Oct 29, 2014, 6:49 pm
#2
Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Philadelphia
Programs: US CP, SPG Plat., HH Gold
Posts: 342
Hi all,
My girlfriend and I are flying from PHL to LA tomorrow, in business (effectively first) class.
I can't find information on the site regarding access to the lounge. I know we would if we were international, bust just curious if we get this with long distance domestic.
Thanks!
My girlfriend and I are flying from PHL to LA tomorrow, in business (effectively first) class.
I can't find information on the site regarding access to the lounge. I know we would if we were international, bust just curious if we get this with long distance domestic.
Thanks!
Oct 29, 2014, 6:52 pm
#3
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American Airlines and US Airways continue to operate as separate carriers (though both are part of the same parent company through the merger), and will continue to do so for some time.
As this question relates to current American Airlines or US Airways practices, policy or operation, it is being moved to the proper pre-merger forum.
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As this question relates to current American Airlines or US Airways practices, policy or operation, it is being moved to the proper pre-merger forum.
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Oct 29, 2014, 7:08 pm
#4
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Thought so. US airlines really stink for this. It's a 6hr flight, and not cheap. Spoilt by non-US carriers clearly, but this fare really should include lounge access.
Oct 30, 2014, 9:19 am
#5
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: NYC/CLT/LHR
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This being FT...
Check out these two threads:
US-Admirals Club Meet Up Thread 2014
FlyerTalk Lounge Connect
Good way to get lounge access, and meet a new Flyertalker!
Check out these two threads:
US-Admirals Club Meet Up Thread 2014
FlyerTalk Lounge Connect
Good way to get lounge access, and meet a new Flyertalker!
Oct 30, 2014, 9:30 am
#6
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Location: DCA
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Domestic F is nothing special. The seats are 2-2 and therefore nicer than the standard European practice of 3-3 with a blocked middle seat. Free booze, mediocre meal served on a tray with a choice of one of two entrees and a snack basket with cookies and the like prior to landing.
Oct 30, 2014, 10:05 am
#7
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Youll also have better seat than you would in domestic business on a European carrier, which is more important than free snack mix before departure for most people
Oct 30, 2014, 3:27 pm
#8
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+1 - You can buy a decent meal at most airports and eat what you want. But, you can't turn 3-3 seating into something particularly nice.