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Originally Posted by HKGglobaltrotter
(Post 37526944)
I have a roundtrip flights to MNL next week. Do you know how many miles will Cathay credit as a compensation for no lounge access? TIA!
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Just departed at MNL, they said it is an electricity issue.
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Originally Posted by pochi
(Post 37529107)
Just departed at MNL, they said it is an electricity issue.
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Originally Posted by ernestnywang
(Post 37529063)
Was 9000 a few months ago, so good chance that it will be the same? https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/37299090-post10.html
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That's easily worth over $100 so very generous IMO, especially if you arrive close to departure and donn't use lounges anyway. And, there is a (rubbish) PP lounge in that terminal.
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Originally Posted by ernestnywang
(Post 37524651)
JAL just closed their lounge last week per https://www.jal.co.jp/jp/en/info/2025/inter/251117/. It might be related to what you said. However, the CX lounge closure seems temporary and unexpected and not because of a problem with contract renewal? If CX's lease is not renewed, certainly CX would have known earlier.
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Received an email from CX last night informing of lounge closure for my flight tonight. Will credit with asiamiles but didn't specify how many miles in the email.
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They will reopen tomorrow
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Originally Posted by FlyPointyEnd
(Post 37539223)
They will reopen tomorrow
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Originally Posted by Kmct111
(Post 37539261)
Thank God. The lounge situation is horrible at terminal 3. This is especially true during the rush around 4-7pm.
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Originally Posted by pochi
(Post 37529107)
Just departed at MNL, they said it is an electricity issue.
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Originally Posted by pochi
(Post 37540821)
Received an email from Cathay yesterday. 12000 miles, DM.
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Now SM Corp are running NAIA I would have expected this to be resolved fairly quickly as there have been noticeable improvements in both departures and arrivals in MNL since they took over management (although it is still a nightmare of an airport). Pure speculation on my part, but normally these things take forever in PH due to the fact there will be a disagreement as to who is going to be paying for whatever it is that needs to be fixed; Cathay will be expecting the airport to pay, and the airport will be blaming Cathay.
I remember many years ago, the SQ lounge in T1 had no running water for over a year and they literally had buckets of water with a 'tabo' next to each toilet to facilitate flushing province style. The lounge put a notice up advising passengers of 'Low' water pressure, when in fact there was none at all. |
Originally Posted by pochi
(Post 37529107)
Just departed at MNL, they said it is an electricity issue.
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Originally Posted by fairhsa
(Post 37543090)
They had an electricity issue in December. None of the charging sockets (and a bunch of the lamps) were not operating. The lady in the lounge said there had been some kind of power surge a few days earlier and they were waiting to find out how it would be fixed. She may even have said the lounge might close because of it, I can't recall.
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