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Old Jan 28, 2013 | 1:34 am
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Originally Posted by Mrp Alert
UA & EI are friendly these days; can anyone clarify the UA lounge relationship?

I am flying United issued ticket with UA ORD-LHR paid J EI LHR-DUB paid Y. According to my reading of post 1, I would qualify for lounge access in LHR under the provision "Passengers travelling on Flexi Fare (within Europe)."

My return is EI DUB-LHR discounted coach, UA LHR-ORD paid J. Will I qualify for lounge access in DUB under the provision for "Passengers travelling in Business Class (trans-atlantic)" or will my *G be sufficient? Alternatively, my flight is not booked as a BA codeshare, but also carries a BA flight number. Can I gain access as a BA Silver?

Thanks for the clarification.
These are two separate tickets ORD-LHR and LHR-DUB, right? Did you book the LHR-DUB flexi fare on the EI website? If so you get lounge access.

DUB-LHR with no flexi fare: no lounge access but you can book access on the web for a fee. As you are booked on an EI flight the BA situation is irrelevant, BA cards only give you access if you have a BA connection.
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