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Originally Posted by QRC3288
(Post 23607600)
really? I wouldn't be surprised, just I never noticed it and it hasn't been enforced.
I've definitely taken a guest in to the F lounge recently who was not flying on CX/KA. He was on United. I'm DM. According to these updated rules - which I was totally clueless on, I thought I could bring anyone in (I've brought in an airport staff before) - he shouldn't have been allowed in. In reality they just waved him through when I gave the lounge card. 1. Guests can be travelling on any airline, as long as they are accompanied by a member and access the lounge in accordance with the member’s entitlement. 2. If the member is travelling on a non-Cathay Pacific/non-Dragonair/non-oneworld carrier flight, guest access is restricted to Cathay Pacific Business Class lounges and Dragonair lounges. 1. Available only to members and guests departing on Cathay Pacific, Dragonair or oneworld carrier flights. |
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Originally Posted by Marco Polo
(Post 23620687)
http://www.cathaypacific.com/cx/en_G...ls.HKG.html#N2
Quite clear http://www.loungebuddy.com/ultimate-...ional-airport/ |
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Yeh i remember quite clerly that with nonOW fliers its only J lounge (on paper). Never was it F lounge ok. However, the dragons would hardly care... To a certain extent |
At least as of 2012 the rule was that 1) GO could bring a guest travelling on any airline and 2) DM could bring 2 guests travelling on any airline to F if DM is taking an OW FLT and 3) to J if DM is taking non-OW FLT.
https://web.archive.org/web/20121204...p/mpo/benefits |
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