New lounge to open in September this year dubbed "The Bridge"
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Some hole
Posts: 2,783
New lounge to open in September this year dubbed "The Bridge"
Will be larger than the cabin by gate 36. Single class.
More info:
http://www.ausbt.com.au/cathay-pacif...n=home-flipper
CX is off to a stellar start this year!
More info:
http://www.ausbt.com.au/cathay-pacif...n=home-flipper
CX is off to a stellar start this year!
#5
Join Date: May 2007
Programs: UA 1K, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 5,447
Great location, especially for the increasing number of CX flights that tend to depart from gates 40-50 nowadays. Hopefully this, combined with the reopening of the Wing F lounge, will help ease the overcrowding at the Pier, especially when they start renovating it.
#7
Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 6,978
Two things:
1) Does CX have any plans to open a lounge at the Satellite gates? If not, CX should have enough pull to avoid any CX/KA planes departing there.
2) Those little round chairs with a tiny desk? Not practical for a person with western body type. I'm only 6 feet 200 pounds and I find it very tiny for comfort, and the desk is so small you can't really do much besides a tiny Ipad (forget a laptop.) Every time I'm at the Wing lounge temp F side I find those chairs to be empty and everybody simply sits the sofas. Looks like CX really falls in love with them as they are featured in the newer lounges. Why?
1) Does CX have any plans to open a lounge at the Satellite gates? If not, CX should have enough pull to avoid any CX/KA planes departing there.
2) Those little round chairs with a tiny desk? Not practical for a person with western body type. I'm only 6 feet 200 pounds and I find it very tiny for comfort, and the desk is so small you can't really do much besides a tiny Ipad (forget a laptop.) Every time I'm at the Wing lounge temp F side I find those chairs to be empty and everybody simply sits the sofas. Looks like CX really falls in love with them as they are featured in the newer lounges. Why?
#8
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: LHR
Programs: BA Silver/ows, CX AsiaMiles (not even GR anymore!) missing my GO days
Posts: 1,581
Two things:
1) Does CX have any plans to open a lounge at the Satellite gates? If not, CX should have enough pull to avoid any CX/KA planes departing there.
2) Those little round chairs with a tiny desk? Not practical for a person with western body type. I'm only 6 feet 200 pounds and I find it very tiny for comfort, and the desk is so small you can't really do much besides a tiny Ipad (forget a laptop.) Every time I'm at the Wing lounge temp F side I find those chairs to be empty and everybody simply sits the sofas. Looks like CX really falls in love with them as they are featured in the newer lounges. Why?
1) Does CX have any plans to open a lounge at the Satellite gates? If not, CX should have enough pull to avoid any CX/KA planes departing there.
2) Those little round chairs with a tiny desk? Not practical for a person with western body type. I'm only 6 feet 200 pounds and I find it very tiny for comfort, and the desk is so small you can't really do much besides a tiny Ipad (forget a laptop.) Every time I'm at the Wing lounge temp F side I find those chairs to be empty and everybody simply sits the sofas. Looks like CX really falls in love with them as they are featured in the newer lounges. Why?
#10
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: TPE (reluctantly!)
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Posts: 131
#13
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: CX Diamond (OW Emerald), former SQ Krisflyer Gold
Posts: 2,527
Lounges can get very busy at peak times, and with more and more OW carriers joining, situation won't get any better.
#14
Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 6,978
Agreed. The problem isn't just CX elites, but OW elites. They all but forsaken their own lounges at HKIA and all of them uses CX lounges. It's time CX seriously enforces OW-allowed "capacity control" to ensure quality lounge experiences for their own CX elites.
#15
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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