*G----->Love It
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We already know. There are some who are just waiting until the lifetime *G kicks in to abandon UA for all but domestic flights. So many things are so much better elsewhere.
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LH is already following SQ's example: they exclude *A F (non-LH group airlines) from the FCL/FCT. Now where would you put the rest of *A's F pax in FRA/MUC/etc., if you're kicking them out of the SEN lounges- maybe a janitor's closet?
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Allow the F pax(non-LH/LX) in Sen lounges but not the "easy to obtain" *G in the Sen lounges.
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Who cares? Lufthansa doesn't.
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*G in C in the C/FTL lounge isn't going to help with THOSE lounges being overcrowded, either. Given that FRA is a pretty important connection point
Well, it's their airport, their alliance, their obligation to not have F and C pax on partners think they're being stuck in a crummy lounge.
Last edited by eponymous_coward; Feb 27, 2012 at 12:06 pm
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Surely the OP wasn't referring to any SEN lounge in Germany?
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In any case, F-class passengers deserve better than the SEN-lounges IMHO.
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When I first read the OP's post I thought he/she must be referring to a SEN lounge in the US such as IAD.
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LH only allows HONs and F pax on LH Group metal to have sit-down meals in the restaurant in the FCL/FCT, which is turned into a separate, private area, but the rest of the lounge is open to F (partners flying F like UA/TG/SQ),
SEN lounges now are the C lounges, and get *G/SENs in C,
C/FTL lounges now get *G/SENs in Y.
The thing is that LH can't do it this way, because LH's F/C/Y mix on planes is very different than SQ.
A333: SQ:0F/30C/255Y LH: 8F/48C/155Y
A388: SQ:12F/60C/399Y LH: 8F/98C/420Y
LH has a lot more potential business pax (with guaranteed lounge access) on their longhaul planes than SQ does... so their lounge rules have to be different (or they'd have to make much bigger C lounges). And this is why the SEN lounges are designated as *G lounges.




