Clarification of centurion lounge connection or layover rule
Clarification of centurion lounge connection or layover rule
I’m traveling to Denver this week on a one-way ticket on one airline, then departing six hours later on another airline out of Denver to a destination that is not my originating airport (Another one way ticket)
based on the language below, I consider this a layover. Will I have any issues in gaining entrance to the lounge in the mid morning prior to my early afternoon departure on another airline, And not be subjected to the three hour rule.?
Access to The Centurion Network
NOTE: FOR PLATINUM CARD AND DELTA SKYMILES® RESERVE CARD MEMBERS ONLY
The Centurion® Lounge is a day of departure lounge. We will not admit arriving Platinum and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Members with boarding passes for flights that have just landed. We will admit Platinum and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Members with layovers or connecting flights who produce proof of confirmed connecting flight (connections pertain to same airport). A connecting flight is one that requires passengers to change from one aircraft to another at a hub airport on the way to their final destination, Round-trip itineraries do not qualify as connecting flights.