Originally Posted by
CaptainMiles
Since posting the initial post, I researched some more and found that Delta promises that BE passengers get access.
From
http://www.delta.com/traveling_check...usiness_elite/
Nothing there about exclusions for age.
If she is denied, it sounds like a perfect case to claim compensation for failure to provide the services advertised.
Quote the whole thing next time please as your partial quote paints a different picture than what the link we follow gets.
Time between flights? As a BusinessElite customer, you're also invited to use the Delta Sky Club™ before your trip. The Delta Sky Club offers a quiet place to work or relax. You'll find a business center, a staffed bar* with complimentary drinks, local telephone service, newspapers and magazines, and television. During peak travel times, travelers enjoy complimentary snacks. BusinessElite passengers with same day international travel are welcome at our Delta Sky Clubs.
*Individuals must be at least 18 years of age to access a Club. If accessing a Club with a self-service bar, customers must be 21 years of age unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who is also eligible to access the club.