Originally Posted by Nick Art
(Post 31778134)
Wrong.
If you are connecting from LX F to GVA on the same ticket you very much have access to the GVA FCL. At least 1.5 years ago, I can tell you that what I was writing above is correct: no F lounge access in GVA when arriving in F in ZRH, several other FT folks were writing about it and I experienced it myself. Perhaps it has changed for the better but I doubt. |
Originally Posted by ranskis
(Post 31778349)
If you arrive in GVA on LX F, I think you have indeed access to the GVA FCL, but if I am not wrong, that's limited to flights NYC GVA, since all other LX flights with F are from/to ZRH.
At least 1.5 years ago, I can tell you that what I was writing above is correct: no F lounge access in GVA when arriving in F in ZRH, several other FT folks were writing about it and I experienced it myself. Perhaps it has changed for the better but I doubt. But, it was just a separated area at the end of the lounge, but with personal service. |
Originally Posted by GIOTTO
(Post 31778805)
From my experience CDG-GVA-ZRH-NBO in First, you have access to the FCL. Travel date: March 2019
But, it was just a separated area at the end of the lounge, but with personal service. |
Originally Posted by kanamurva
(Post 31777799)
This has propably been asked like million times so sorry about that: I'm I allowed to use the ZRH 1st class lounge on the way back before the business class flight ZRH-ARN?
Originally Posted by torontochinese
(Post 31778047)
yes
Originally Posted by Jaenks
(Post 31778058)
Yes, if the F arrival and J departure is on the same calendar day.
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Originally Posted by okrogius
(Post 31779381)
FCL is only date of flight. PVG/PEK-ZRH arrival and ZRH-ARN departure are almost certainly not on the same day.
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Originally Posted by ranskis
(Post 31778132)
But if you arrive in ZRH on LX F and connect via GVA to wherever on LX J, then no F lounge in GVA, just Senator lounge.
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Hi,
YES! I was wrong. I flew CDG-ZRH-NBO and then NBO-DAR-ZRH-GVA-CDG |
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