rylan

If you have more info on your flights (connection time, departing airline - assuming DL etc) it could help. Also will you have to pay for access or are you on eligible tickets that provide access?

I'm not sure how you'd be planning to get to the sapphire lounge either as that is over by the B-C connector so would be a pain to exit A, get over to B/C and clear security there... and then have to exit and get over to E and go through security again for your international flight. Assuming you are departing from E.

Atllarry

QUOTE=rylan;36103652]If you have more info on your flights (connection time, departing airline - assuming DL etc) it could help. Also will you have to pay for access or are you on eligible tickets that provide access?

I'm not sure how you'd be planning to get to the sapphire lounge either as that is over by the B-C connector so would be a pain to exit A, get over to B/C and clear security there... and then have to exit and get over to E and go through security again for your international flight. Assuming you are departing from E.[/QUOTE]


2.5 hour connnection but landing in A. I have entry for no charge into either delta or chase. Delta departs from E. My plan would be to exit A and walk to B/C. Clear security at B and go to chase. Then you can walk C to E behind security without having to clear again.

Synapseturquoise

I flew KLM a couple of weeks ago and had no issues entering the Skyclub on E. I had plenty of time so I did a mini lounge crawl and decided to check out the Sapphire lounge and the AF lounge too.

Synapseturquoise

Food wise Sapphire Lounge but I loved the SC on E because it was less crowded, the food was decent and the club is really nice. I would say go to both if you have the time and the ability to do so. I did this a couple of weeks ago.