<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Biggles:
When I fly from yyz the MLL agent checks my boarding card and touches a computer monitor.
If you look at the monitor it show all of the *A cards and a few others such as D.C. This is how the billing is controlled. In smaller airports they record the guests name and type of card in a register. When passing through
YEG the other day a sign was on the counter
saying "No agent on duty please register" and the register was open on the desk with a pen.
Biggles.</font>
I do not dispute that AC does a better job tracking lounge access than UA.
What I am saying is that at no time in recent memory have I seen a UA RCC gatekeeper taking the time to record where access is coming from. Most times the gatekeepers are too busy talking to each other.
Does AC bill UA, most likely. Does UA bill AC? No way...