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nth_utsera_sth_utsera Feb 16, 2012 1:42 pm

*A First Class lounges
 
What is it about these places that makes them feel so unpleasant?

I've been to the ones at LHR, CDG and LAX and they're all indentically grim.

What were *A thinking of? Or were these group lounges designed by UA?

FlyingOnceMore Feb 16, 2012 2:03 pm

...and this has what to do with bmi?

E14 26C Feb 16, 2012 2:12 pm


Originally Posted by nth_utsera_sth_utsera (Post 18028927)
What is it about these places that makes them feel so unpleasant?

I've been to the ones at LHR, CDG and LAX and they're all indentically grim.

What were *A thinking of? Or were these group lounges designed by UA?

I think at LHR, you can blame BA for the locations. So like the rest of he BMI board, who will all be blaming (or slightly miffed) at BA soon .....

GoldCircle Feb 16, 2012 2:47 pm

Thread moved. Welcome to the *A forum. :)

GoldCircle
bmi forum Mod team

hencjo Feb 16, 2012 3:05 pm


Originally Posted by nth_utsera_sth_utsera (Post 18028927)
What is it about these places that makes them feel so unpleasant?

I've been to the ones at LHR, CDG and LAX and they're all indentically grim.

What were *A thinking of? Or were these group lounges designed by UA?

It seems you've encountered some bad ones. My experience is that all F-lounges I've been in has been better than the best C/*G-lounge (which do vary a lot).

I've tried the F-lounges in FRA (LH), ICN (OZ), NRT (NH), NRT (UA), ZRH (LX). Apart from the UA lounge in NRT they were all brilliant.

stargold Feb 16, 2012 5:59 pm

I believe he's talking about the Star Alliance-branded lounges which have no particular carrier's branding but instead used by all the Star airlines in a given airport/terminal.

In which case, yes, they are all pretty forgettable. For C lounges, they're not noticeably inferior, but given what the airlines offer in their own-branded F lounges, the Star F ones do seem very, very dull.

dsquared37 Feb 16, 2012 6:23 pm


Originally Posted by hencjo (Post 18029493)
It seems you've encountered some bad ones. My experience is that all F-lounges I've been in has been better than the best C/*G-lounge (which do vary a lot).

I've tried the F-lounges in FRA (LH), ICN (OZ), NRT (NH), NRT (UA), ZRH (LX). Apart from the UA lounge in NRT they were all brilliant.

You named airline run lounges while OP was specifically targeting F lounges run by *A.

nth_utsera_sth_utsera Feb 16, 2012 11:23 pm


Originally Posted by stargold (Post 18030462)
I believe he's talking about the Star Alliance-branded lounges which have no particular carrier's branding but instead used by all the Star airlines in a given airport/terminal.

In which case, yes, they are all pretty forgettable. For C lounges, they're not noticeably inferior, but given what the airlines offer in their own-branded F lounges, the Star F ones do seem very, very dull.

Correct. I also originally posted this in the BD DC forum as being both a member of the program and interested in the opinions of others who are too, believed that to be the most appropriate place.

behuman Feb 17, 2012 12:47 am


Originally Posted by hencjo (Post 18029493)
I've tried the F-lounges in FRA (LH), ICN (OZ), NRT (NH), NRT (UA), ZRH (LX). Apart from the UA lounge in NRT they were all brilliant.

Sorry the LX F lounge in ZRH is only for LH group F passengers and their HON members, the designated F *alliance lounge in ZRH is the LX Senator lounge. The same applies to the F terminal in FRA.


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