British Airways Terrace lounge Jersey joins Priority Pass
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British Airways Terrace lounge Jersey joins Priority Pass
Interestingly enough the BA Terrace Lounge at Jersey England joined PriorityPass this month. Do you think we should be hopeful for the Terrace Lounge at LHR to add PriorityPass. I always thought British Airways is very strict with adding PP. But I was proven wrong. I want to make a day trip to Jersey just to go to the lounge.
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talk about degrading the product
the only place i can think of where BA lets randoms in is at Seattle where it shares as the Senator Lounge for LH. I was really frustrated at having to use the god-awful lounge that SAS use there, and asked if my silver card or star alliance gold card could get me into the BA lounge - unfortunately not
the only place i can think of where BA lets randoms in is at Seattle where it shares as the Senator Lounge for LH. I was really frustrated at having to use the god-awful lounge that SAS use there, and asked if my silver card or star alliance gold card could get me into the BA lounge - unfortunately not
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We will never see PP at either the T5 or T3.
T3 lounges are full enough with IB JL RJ QF and of course BA pax using it, especially in the evenings for the Oz flights, and the T5 lounges are always busy, Id hate to think what they would be like if PP was accepted
T3 lounges are full enough with IB JL RJ QF and of course BA pax using it, especially in the evenings for the Oz flights, and the T5 lounges are always busy, Id hate to think what they would be like if PP was accepted
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Well, there is a PP lounge at T3. two no less. @:-)
Sure, BA lounges at T5 are often full. They remind me at times of LH lounges at FRA.
There ought to be scope at a BAA terminal for a third party lounge, as exist at T1, T3 and T4 and previously at T2.
Sure, BA lounges at T5 are often full. They remind me at times of LH lounges at FRA.
There ought to be scope at a BAA terminal for a third party lounge, as exist at T1, T3 and T4 and previously at T2.