2 J and 2 Y pax same flight - lounge access ?
Nov 22, 2016, 3:49 pm
#1
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2 J and 2 Y pax same flight - lounge access ?
Hi guys,
If a family of four travelling together on the same flight 2 in J and 2 in Y out of AUH can they all use the Premium lounge ?
ie. is each pax allowed to guest in another pax ?
Thanks
If a family of four travelling together on the same flight 2 in J and 2 in Y out of AUH can they all use the Premium lounge ?
ie. is each pax allowed to guest in another pax ?
Thanks
Nov 22, 2016, 4:27 pm
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To get an accurate answer you will probably need to provide a bit more information.
Do any of the passengers have status with EY, if so,how many and which level?
With most airlines non-status J class pax are not entitled to bring guests in to the lounge.
Do any of the passengers have status with EY, if so,how many and which level?
With most airlines non-status J class pax are not entitled to bring guests in to the lounge.
Nov 22, 2016, 5:11 pm
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To add to KiwiAndrew's post could you define "family" Do you mean parents and young children or grandma, mom +Dad and a cousin?
Nov 22, 2016, 8:55 pm
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If you don't hold any status with EY, "regular" J class pax can not bring a guest with them.
Any lounge access to the non-J pax will be on the discretion of the supervisors on duty.
Any lounge access to the non-J pax will be on the discretion of the supervisors on duty.
Nov 23, 2016, 4:45 am
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A J ticket does not allow guests to accompany you into the lounge.
In order to bring a guest, you would need the requisite status in an appropriate frequent flyer programme.
In order to bring a guest, you would need the requisite status in an appropriate frequent flyer programme.