RANT: BA Experience at T1 to DUB-Shabby!!!
#166
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(if so, sounds like I may have misled a friend... )
#167
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The BMI lounge in Dublin is unchanged but downstairs the signage indicates it as the "Servisair Lounge" - previously it was referred to as the bmi lounge on signage in the Airport ... I hope this doesn't mean anything in relation to it getting a proper makeover as a BA lounge, but we'll see I guess.
The BMI lounge in Dublin is unchanged but downstairs the signage indicates it as the "Servisair Lounge" - previously it was referred to as the bmi lounge on signage in the Airport ... I hope this doesn't mean anything in relation to it getting a proper makeover as a BA lounge, but we'll see I guess.
#168
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#170
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Great - I was counting on one Gold, one Silver and one PlAAt being able to guest 6 of us in there when we go on our jolly next week. Sigh...I smell an argument.
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The page on the BA website also seems to be out of date as it refers to "domestic bmi flights within the UK and to Dublin", which of course no longer exist as they're all BA coded. When the flights were BD coded then it made sense that OW would be denied access, but now it doesn't make sense at all, particularly considering how quiet the London Room is.
That said I've heard from others that OW members aren't allowed in the London Room, so it's possible the rules haven't been updated. Whether that's deliberate or an oversight is another matter.
Might be worth sending a PM to Nicci ("BA Executive Club" or "DiamondClubQueries") to see if she knows what the current rules are.
I'm sure at the end of the month when bmi ceases to operate the lounges will officially become BA operated and oneworld rules will apply in the London Room.
#174
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Nope .. the Anna Livia is run by the DAA (Dublin Airport Authority) .. I believe the BMI lounge in Dublin is actually run by Servisair since BMI outsourced all ground staff to Servisair a few years back, but it's always been branded and run as a BMI operation, not a Servisair one .. I'd have hoped this wouldn't change and the lounge would turn into a BA Galleries one ..
#175
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: London
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Greetings from the Servisair/bmi/BA lounge in DUB.
I must say, I did not think it possible, but the lounge has gone down in quality since the merger, or perhaps the rebranding as a Servisair lounge: the crisps are gone! Now it is just biscuits, crackers and dubious olives!
The lounge is very busy, mostly, it seems with J pax. A good sign for BA but also a good motivation to have a decent lounge.
I must say, I did not think it possible, but the lounge has gone down in quality since the merger, or perhaps the rebranding as a Servisair lounge: the crisps are gone! Now it is just biscuits, crackers and dubious olives!
The lounge is very busy, mostly, it seems with J pax. A good sign for BA but also a good motivation to have a decent lounge.
#176
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RANT: BA Experience at T1 to DUB-Shabby!!!
At last, boarding pass available via BA app for LHR-DUB! (mini celebratory jig performed - check)
Was probably the only thing where the DUB-LHR leg outperformed until now
Was probably the only thing where the DUB-LHR leg outperformed until now