Originally Posted by
sigma421
Given that the entire point of frequent flyer schemes is elevating your experience above that of your ticketed cabin, this isn’t going to happen. BA even operates an entire lounge at LHR (Galleries F) that doesn’t align with a cabin class, it’s simply for frequent flyers.
I agree, but I also suggest something different.
Long Haul lounge vs Short Haul lounges. They are two massively different products, and far more SH passengers there which fill the lounge. I guarantee the lounges are full of many more SH passengers than QR and AA frequent flyers. I know it's nice to be able to get a full meal and fill yourself with champers on a hop to Glasgow, but do other european carriers do this?
I'm not sure if I like this idea, however, it was clear to me that it existed when I shifted from flying in lovely T3 VS lounge to a T5 LH North flight. I was like "what is this hell?"