Originally Posted by
TTOTY
As above
I was traveling from Boston to Toronto in mid November on Business Class (which I opt as a paid upgrade from Economy). As Air Canada does not operate its own lounge, I was told by the counter to go to United Club.
At the club, I was denied access as I was told that the club is only for onwards Business Class passengers on international flight (from YYZ) and as my flight ends in YYZ, I was not eligible for entry.
As I did not have much time, I decided against arguing.
Perhaps someone can help shed some light on this?
Was my access denied as I was traveling only on a 'domestic' J or perhaps upgraded tickets does come with partner lounge access?
Thank you
I'm 99.999999999% sure this is absolutely bull. Boston to Toronto is not a domestic flight. Even UA elite members should have been given access. You're not on a domestic J, you're on a TB J.
The lounge agent was incorrect. I'd be SHOCKED to find out if I'm wrong in this case.