If you are flying in J or F, you will get lounge access.
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I was wondering Ruby level (Advantage Gold) will allow me access to the BA lounge in LAX/Bradley, I am traveling LAX-LHR with BA.
Thanks much!
But given the lowwwww quality of the lounges at Bradley, this is no small loss. They will be updated by mid 06, with temp lounges from Sept till then, So if you have a higher status or J class travel by next year, then worthwhile....Originally Posted by ViajeroLA
Hello!I was wondering Ruby level (Advantage Gold) will allow me access to the BA lounge in LAX/Bradley, I am traveling LAX-LHR with BA.
Thanks much!
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Finnair Silver (OW Ruby) also allows lounge access at almost all AY destinations when flying AY.Originally Posted by Guy Betsy
I think only Cathay Pacific's SILVER (OW Ruby) allow usage of their own lounges when flying on CX flights. Otherwise, nada.
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True, one note though, it needs to be with AY code on the ticket as well, AA/BA/etc. codeshare on AY metal won't make it.Originally Posted by harri
Finnair Silver (OW Ruby) also allows lounge access at almost all AY destinations when flying AY.
EI's Ruby level also allows lounge access, but as with the above cases (AY and CX), only to EI lounges (which are probably the worst in the alliance).
In case this helps anyone, the OneWorld timetable has a few paragraphs about lounge access. Maybe it's just me, but I found it easier to understand than the usual aa.com pages regarding lounges. Go to aa.com->Travel Information->Timetables->OneWorld PDF Timetable.
Oopsie. Looks like I've been denying OW Rubys access to a few lounges on www.baconnect.org.uk 
How does it stand for IB's and LA's equivalent of OW Ruby?
How does it stand for IB's and LA's equivalent of OW Ruby?
Two Viajeros, muy confuso 
