Lounge access C connecting to Y
Jul 13, 2008 | 8:57 am
#1
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Lounge access C connecting to Y
I like to know if i get RCC (or Star Alliance) lounge access when my flight is in C long distance and i connect in LHR for a Lufthansa Y flught.
for example: LAX-LHR United C, LHR-FRA Lufthansa Y
Can i use the RCC in LHR ?
Its important for me because the connecting time in Heathrow is 5 hours.
Thank you
for example: LAX-LHR United C, LHR-FRA Lufthansa Y
Can i use the RCC in LHR ?
Its important for me because the connecting time in Heathrow is 5 hours.
Thank you
Jul 13, 2008 | 10:19 am
#3
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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I like to know if i get RCC (or Star Alliance) lounge access when my flight is in C long distance and i connect in LHR for a Lufthansa Y flught.
for example: LAX-LHR United C, LHR-FRA Lufthansa Y
Can i use the RCC in LHR ?
Its important for me because the connecting time in Heathrow is 5 hours.
Thank you
for example: LAX-LHR United C, LHR-FRA Lufthansa Y
Can i use the RCC in LHR ?
Its important for me because the connecting time in Heathrow is 5 hours.
Thank you
Your own Miles + More policy will apply, depending in turn on your status level. (It's unclear why you're asking this in MilesBuzz as opposed to the Lufthansa Miles+More forum.)
Jul 13, 2008 | 12:26 pm
#5
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Are you on a full-fare business ticket? LHR does have an arrivals lounge that you would be entitled to use with the Full-Fare Business ticket.
Jul 13, 2008 | 12:53 pm
#6
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Not at the LH lounge. Access is based on the departing flight, and any status you have. That said, if you post your date & time it might be that an FTer can help guest you into a lounge.
Jul 14, 2008 | 8:14 am
#9
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The only lounge you might possibly qualify for is if the airline you're arriving on in business class on has an arrivals lounge, and your business class upgrade ticket qualifies you for that. In that case, you'd have to leave the lounge plenty of time ahead of your connection, because this lounge would landside at your arrival terminal, so it's after you left the lounge that you'd have to change terminals, go through security, etc.