Originally Posted by
mccorry
A brief follow-up question...
Is it possible for me/has anyone ever done this, to stand 'public-side' of the lounge, guest in my wife (no status, and otherwise no right of access to the lounge), and not go in myself but take my other two non-guests (kids) off to do whatever we want in the terminal?
I'd really like to give her the benefit of relaxing and spending an hour or so enjoying some of the Bolly!
Tahnks
K
In fact I did try this and was given a very firm "NO" at Gatwick. I was lectured on how the cardholder is responsible for the conduct of their guests in the lounge and if they weren't there then they could not enforce this. And I only asked very politely without even asking to admit the children.
Fortunately IMO the majority are far more flexible. This is airline POLICY after all and not the law!