Air China First Class Lounge Access
Oct 24, 2013, 12:57 am
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I don't think the AC Lounge at LAX has an F section (since AC does not offer F).
At PEK, you can only use the F section if your departing flight is booked in F.
ETA: You could presumably use the *A Lounge in TBIT instead of the AC lounge (I think there is an air side connection), but that's a bit of a walk from T2.
At PEK, you can only use the F section if your departing flight is booked in F.
ETA: You could presumably use the *A Lounge in TBIT instead of the AC lounge (I think there is an air side connection), but that's a bit of a walk from T2.
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Oct 24, 2013, 1:54 am
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Oct 24, 2013, 9:38 pm
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ALTHOUGH.... around the back of the lounge I think there are both linked to one-another.
Nov 27, 2013, 9:21 am
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Reading this thread, do I understand correctly that I have a first/business class lounge access in Beijing domestic? I just booked separately a connecting domestic flight with CA in Y-class and I have SK*Gold FFnumber inserted. Never taken a domestic flight in China so I was unsure. Neither easy to find information on CA webpages nor airport pages.
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Nov 27, 2013, 10:35 am
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Reading this thread, do I understand correctly that I have a first/business class lounge access in Beijing domestic? I just booked separately a connecting domestic flight with CA in Y-class and I have SK*Gold FFnumber inserted. Never taken a domestic flight in China so I was unsure. Neither easy to find information on CA webpages nor airport pages.
I am new to this forum and spent hours in reading through pages here. Despite flying for years, I have found a lot new valuable stuff here which I have been not aware of or careless, what a stupidity...Thank everyone!
I am new to this forum and spent hours in reading through pages here. Despite flying for years, I have found a lot new valuable stuff here which I have been not aware of or careless, what a stupidity...Thank everyone!
Dec 3, 2013, 5:45 am
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Thanks for the advice. If I may ask for more advice, can anyone tell the best way to relax in Beijing airport with the following flight info:
I am arriving in PEK with AY business class, and booked a separate CA domestic connecting flight in Y-class but I have *G card. In between I have some 8 hours at the airport and I would like to have a sleep and relax due to jet-lag. Should I look for an arrival OW lounge, or shall I just pick up my baggage, go through passport control and domestic security and then look for CA *G lounge? I wonder if a sleep/nap is doable in either way.
I cannot remember how PEK is, too long ago since last time...thanks for advice
I am arriving in PEK with AY business class, and booked a separate CA domestic connecting flight in Y-class but I have *G card. In between I have some 8 hours at the airport and I would like to have a sleep and relax due to jet-lag. Should I look for an arrival OW lounge, or shall I just pick up my baggage, go through passport control and domestic security and then look for CA *G lounge? I wonder if a sleep/nap is doable in either way.
I cannot remember how PEK is, too long ago since last time...thanks for advice
Dec 3, 2013, 8:01 am
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Thanks for the advice. If I may ask for more advice, can anyone tell the best way to relax in Beijing airport with the following flight info:
I am arriving in PEK with AY business class, and booked a separate CA domestic connecting flight in Y-class but I have *G card. In between I have some 8 hours at the airport and I would like to have a sleep and relax due to jet-lag. Should I look for an arrival OW lounge, or shall I just pick up my baggage, go through passport control and domestic security and then look for CA *G lounge? I wonder if a sleep/nap is doable in either way.
I cannot remember how PEK is, too long ago since last time...thanks for advice
I am arriving in PEK with AY business class, and booked a separate CA domestic connecting flight in Y-class but I have *G card. In between I have some 8 hours at the airport and I would like to have a sleep and relax due to jet-lag. Should I look for an arrival OW lounge, or shall I just pick up my baggage, go through passport control and domestic security and then look for CA *G lounge? I wonder if a sleep/nap is doable in either way.
I cannot remember how PEK is, too long ago since last time...thanks for advice
Dec 3, 2013, 9:44 am
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I am arriving in PEK with AY business class, and booked a separate CA domestic connecting flight in Y-class but I have *G card. In between I have some 8 hours at the airport and I would like to have a sleep and relax due to jet-lag. Should I look for an arrival OW lounge, or shall I just pick up my baggage, go through passport control and domestic security and then look for CA *G lounge? I wonder if a sleep/nap is doable in either way.
May 10, 2014, 8:38 pm
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Since there are not arrival lounge and your departure is in Y. The answer is no unless you are *G. But I never understand why people wants to spend time in CA lounge in Beijing. Or any lounge in China airport.