Originally Posted by
malcolmkettering
I think in that case, it would be up the IB check-in agent to provide the passenger with some kind of access permission or voucher for a lounge. According to
www.oneworld.com, Iberia uses:
Rennies Travel Lounge
Location details: Airside
Opening hours: Daily 06:00-24:00
Operated by a third party on behalf of: Iberia
What a pity that Iberia do not use the Bidair lounge, which I spent some time in recently while waiting for the Virgin Clubhouse to open.
I bought a two-hour pass online in advance but was allowed to stay a bit longer. It was comfortable, with a good bar, free wi-fi and excellent staff. The only let down was the food offering, although this was not a disaster by any means. If you are going to be a long time airside in JNB and are not confident of getting into the BA lounge then you might want to consider buying a pass for this, although I have no experience of the Rennies joint to compare it with.