Sky lounge help please!
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Sky lounge help please!
Parents have booked with Virgin Atlantic. EDI-MCO (Upper with VA) but return flight is with Delta. MCO-JFK (First Class) then JFK-EDI (Delta One)
I know they will definitely get lounge access at JFK with their Delta One boarding card but my question is will they qualify for lounge access at MCO? I checked the Delta website and the wording is very ambigious...........
"Customers travelling on Delta One on an international Delta flight or on a domestic flight connecting to/from a same day international Delta One Flight"
so does their domestic first class flight MCO-JFK qualify for lounge entry at MCO because they are connecting to a Delta One in JFK? Asked on twitter and the agents were none the wiser and google is not being my friend today. Appreciate your advice.
I know they will definitely get lounge access at JFK with their Delta One boarding card but my question is will they qualify for lounge access at MCO? I checked the Delta website and the wording is very ambigious...........
"Customers travelling on Delta One on an international Delta flight or on a domestic flight connecting to/from a same day international Delta One Flight"
so does their domestic first class flight MCO-JFK qualify for lounge entry at MCO because they are connecting to a Delta One in JFK? Asked on twitter and the agents were none the wiser and google is not being my friend today. Appreciate your advice.
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There is no ambiguity, your parents are "on a domestic flight connecting to/from a same day international Delta One Flight" and will have access at MCO.
Note at JFK they will have access to the Virgin Clubhouse and both SkyClubs.
Note at JFK they will have access to the Virgin Clubhouse and both SkyClubs.




