Copa Clubs with United Club Card
Jan 24, 2016, 11:37 am
#1
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Copa Clubs with United Club Card
Last week I was flying from PTY on Copa and at the Copa Club, I was only allowed to bring in my wife and one of 2 year twin sons. Before the creation of the Connect Miles program it was not an issue.
I will let United know my dissapointment as about half the time I travel with my family. If both my sons cannot enter then the United Club membership is not worth it.
Apparently if flying United out of PTY then immediate family would be allowed entry.
I will let United know my dissapointment as about half the time I travel with my family. If both my sons cannot enter then the United Club membership is not worth it.
Apparently if flying United out of PTY then immediate family would be allowed entry.
Jan 24, 2016, 1:53 pm
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Any person over the age of two is considered a guest. Infants under the age of two travelling with an Eligible Customer may accompany them to the lounge in addition to a maximum of one guest.
Star alliance Lounge Access PolicyThat lounge is always so overrun with children, it's not like one more would have mattered
Jan 25, 2016, 5:54 am
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I was rejected recently at the Copa Club in MDE, and steaming mad read the rules in detail. I don't know if it's a change in rules or I was just lucky before.
Jan 25, 2016, 7:53 am
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Change in rules after Copa left mileageplus. I think the policy is before the their second birthday. I could have got the other in with my priority pass but can only present one credential per person.
As a new silver connect miles member, my wife and I could have been upgraded both ways but we used miles to book the flights. Very few in business class PTY - PUJ in the middle of the day. Flying with my kids the upgrades would have went to the wifes brother and girlfriend (first time flying) but still would have been nice to get the upgrade.
As a new silver connect miles member, my wife and I could have been upgraded both ways but we used miles to book the flights. Very few in business class PTY - PUJ in the middle of the day. Flying with my kids the upgrades would have went to the wifes brother and girlfriend (first time flying) but still would have been nice to get the upgrade.
Feb 21, 2016, 9:11 pm
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Seems they left out what happens if they actually are two? Neither over nor under? I wonder if the original Spanish is worded more precisely?
Feb 22, 2016, 10:59 pm
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"Over two" in common English usage means "three or older."