<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Andrew Webber:
Yes, but PriorityPass charges U$24 per visit on the pay-as-you-go plan, and U$24 per guest per visit on any plan.
It's all trickery with numbers anyway (except when they actually get the money from an external source):
Want to justify closing lounges? Cost each visit out at $5 and they don't pay for themselves.
Want to justify raising the RCC membership fee? Cost each visit out at $25 and claim flyers aren't paying enough.
andrew</font>
And Priority pass is in business to make money, as is UA (whomever) on lounge acess.
I'd be shocked if the markup from UA to PP is less than 500%, and PP to the enduser is less than 500%.