If that is truly the case, I wish one of our Delta lurkers would care to officially comment on this e-mail that I received last year (2/10/06):


Visit Clubs From Amsterdam to Zurich
Now you can relax in AeroMexico, Air France, Alaska Airlines and KLM lounges


Hello Mr. Bulldog,


More doors are opening for you.

As a Crown Room Club® member, you may now visit select AeroMexico, Air France, Alaska Airlines and KLM lounges when flying with us or any other SkyTeam® airline.

And don't forget that you also may access Continental's Presidents Club® and Northwest's WorldClubs®, when you're flying with us or any other airline.

Together, we now offer you more than 100 lounges in airports around the world — including those in Amsterdam, Mexico City, Portland, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Seattle and Zurich — where you can escape to take a break or work in comfort.

Plus, you can bring up to two guests, or your spouse and children under 21 years of age, when visiting the lounges.

For more information, please visit delta.com/crownroom. We look forward to serving you in a lounge soon.

Sincerely,

Betty Hollan
General Manager, Customer Lounge Programs

My questions are:

Are 'more doors' still open for CRC members?

If so, what exactly does 'select lounges' mean?

If not, then when was this 'expanded access' taken away?

Regardless......is there a comprehensive list of all clubs....including ALL partner lounges....that can be accessed by CRC members..... as well as the requirements to access the respective partner lounges......available either online or otherwise?

A.J.