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Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 32156442)
It is not about consensus, it is about the published rules.
SkyTeam+ (not DL flight) have SC access in F/J to/from Canada (among other locations). There is no provision providing access for SkyTeam+ on a DL-operated F/J flight to/from Canada. |
You could Google the term "Delta" and then look under "lounge access" as I have just done here. Follow to the word "POLICY" and you will see a breakdown for access by those with SC Membership, those accessing by class of service, and those accessing based on status as well as whether it is DL status or ST status or operated by other than DL.
https://www.delta.com/us/en/delta-sky-club/access The reason that there are many threads is that just like baggage allowances and waivers, upgrades, cancellation fees, and SDC, there are threads asking what the "policy" is which are then followed by any number of people popping off that some agent or another did not follow the policy in their case. Sometimes to their advantage and sometimes not. If the question posed is, "might I possibly be admitted," the answer is "yes." I can say that without knowing membership, status, or class of service because somewhere there is bound to be a SC agent who lets one in, no matter the policy. |
Originally Posted by ekozie
(Post 32154918)
6.8.0
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Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 32156761)
You could Google the term "Delta" and then look under "lounge access" as I have just done here. Follow to the word "POLICY" and you will see a breakdown for access by those with SC Membership, those accessing by class of service, and those accessing based on status as well as whether it is DL status or ST status or operated by other than DL.
https://www.delta.com/us/en/delta-sky-club/access The reason that there are many threads is that just like baggage allowances and waivers, upgrades, cancellation fees, and SDC, there are threads asking what the "policy" is which are then followed by any number of people popping off that some agent or another did not follow the policy in their case. Sometimes to their advantage and sometimes not. If the question posed is, "might I possibly be admitted," the answer is "yes." I can say that without knowing membership, status, or class of service because somewhere there is bound to be a SC agent who lets one in, no matter the policy. |
Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 32156761)
You could Google the term "Delta" and then look under "lounge access" as I have just done here. Follow to the word "POLICY" and you will see a breakdown for access by those with SC Membership, those accessing by class of service, and those accessing based on status as well as whether it is DL status or ST status or operated by other than DL.
https://www.delta.com/us/en/delta-sky-club/access The reason that there are many threads is that just like baggage allowances and waivers, upgrades, cancellation fees, and SDC, there are threads asking what the "policy" is which are then followed by any number of people popping off that some agent or another did not follow the policy in their case. Sometimes to their advantage and sometimes not. If the question posed is, "might I possibly be admitted," the answer is "yes." I can say that without knowing membership, status, or class of service because somewhere there is bound to be a SC agent who lets one in, no matter the policy. |
Originally Posted by fliesdelta
(Post 32156942)
What is that? Steam locomotive wheel layout?
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