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May 31, 2011, 2:17 pm

#16

BigErn

Join Date: Dec 2009

Posts: 134

I just received a Regus card in the mail welcoming me as a USAirways Club member. I didn't sign up or do anything.

Jun 1, 2011, 3:38 pm

#17

olde hornet

Join Date: Aug 2004

Programs: Marriott Rewards Silver, Hilton HHonors Silver, Hertz Gold

Posts: 319

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigErn

I just received a Regus card in the mail welcoming me as a USAirways Club member. I didn't sign up or do anything.

You have to activate it.

I am still reading to see if it provides any value for me.

Jun 8, 2011, 12:22 pm

#18

SanDiego1K

Community Director Emerita

Join Date: Oct 2000

Location: Anywhere warm

Posts: 33,752

These seem to be trickling out. I just received mine. I have a lifetime USAir club membership.

Here is the AA thread for those who have used the benefit:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...lub-regus.html

And the Delta thread:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/delta...ry-dl-crc.html

Jun 10, 2011, 8:30 pm

#19

ibrandsguest

Join Date: Jan 2003

Programs: American Airlines Platinum, National Executive

Posts: 3,790

Regus benefits

I received a packet from US, offering a Regus gold card. As I do need an office while away over the weekend, I'm planning to stop by the local Regus. Has anyone tried using the gold card- and does it get you what I need (basically just a computer with a printer, regardless of the type of room it's in)?

Thanks.

Jun 11, 2011, 7:49 am

#20

marksskram

Join Date: Mar 2010

Location: DCA, SEA, AUS

Programs: AA Plat, Marriott Gold

Posts: 260

Quote:

Originally Posted by NYCommuter

NYCommuter - I dont have an answer for you, but please do update us on what your experience is. Supposedly each building they have space in has a lounge with free coffee and WiFi... but also rooms for rent. That's how I understand it.

I've gotten the Regus gold card offer by being both a TripIt Pro user (love that service) and now a US DM Preffered Member.

Jun 13, 2011, 4:30 am

#21

chrismwoods

Join Date: May 2010

Programs: BA

Posts: 20

Quote:

Originally Posted by NYCommuter

Hi NYCommuter,

Thanks for mentioning Regus businessworld. I'm afraid we don't tend to open our lounges at weekends, so I hope you weren't inconvenienced.

In general, businessworld customers bring their own laptops, although in some business lounges we do provide computers (please call the center you plan to visit to check - you can find a list of centers here). It's possible to use printers in our business centers, for a small fee. Please speak with the Regus team members at the center and they will be happy to assist.

For a run-down of what businessworld offers, please watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/regusmedia#p/u/7/RxoYk7d_if8.

Best wishes

Jun 13, 2011, 9:04 am

#22

chrisphx

Join Date: Jan 2009

Location: Phoenix, AZ

Programs: AA lifetime Gold, United Gold, Marriott Gold, IHG Spire, Hertz Gold

Posts: 410

I noticed the Regus promotion on the US Air site, and this is interesting, because the business for which I work is small, with flex time employees and people in different cities. This could be a good solution. I'm not sure that one person with a gold membership will be able to do much in terms of our entire solution, though. It may be worth pursuing.

Jun 13, 2011, 5:18 pm

#23

vanduse1

Join Date: Jan 2005

Location: Phoenix, AZ

Programs: US Airways Plat; Marriott Plat

Posts: 28

When I do a search on the Regus site for locations in Phoenix it displays the US Airways Club in the Phoenix Airport. Does that mean with a Regus Gold card one would get access to the US Air Club?

Jun 13, 2011, 5:34 pm

#24

USFlyer26

Join Date: Mar 2010

Location: BOS, PIT

Programs: US Chairman, Delta Silver, UA Premier, Hyatt Platinum

Posts: 719

Quote:

Originally Posted by vanduse1

When I do a search on the Regus site for locations in Phoenix it displays the US Airways Club in the Phoenix Airport. Does that mean with a Regus Gold card one would get access to the US Air Club?

I believe you only get access to the conference rooms, and you have to pay for them, I think.

Jun 14, 2011, 9:21 am

#25

GabrielAtRegus

Company Representative: Regus Social Media

Join Date: Jun 2011

Posts: 9

Quote:

Originally Posted by USFlyer26

I believe you only get access to the conference rooms, and you have to pay for them, I think.

Hi I just wanted to confirm that a Regus Businessworld Gold card does not allow clients free access into the US Airways clubs. Businessworld members can use the US Airways meeting rooms, but would be charged for usage.

Many Thanks

Gabriel

Social Media Team at Regus

Jun 14, 2011, 4:30 pm

#26

FlyingPLD

Join Date: Apr 2011

Programs: US Gold, SPG Gold

Posts: 51

I have it from TripIt Pro too, and I've found it very helpful to have free (and likely more secure) Wi-Fi while international. I'm heading to Russia next, and it should save me a bundle on internet café fees.

Jun 14, 2011, 8:02 pm

#27

ibrandsguest

Join Date: Jan 2003

Programs: American Airlines Platinum, National Executive

Posts: 3,790

Quote:

Originally Posted by marksskram

Thanks. I wasn't able to use Regus- I had checked the location's website, which includes:

24 hour security and access of building facility
On Site

* 24 hour access
* 24 hour CCTV monitoring
* Business Lounge

I actually did need an office this weekend and would have paid a decent price for it, but I couldn't get in at all. So I went to a FedEx store. Maybe next time. (It's all in a downtown area and I see that even the grocery store has free Wi-Fi.)

Jun 14, 2011, 8:11 pm

#28

legalalien

Join Date: Sep 2007

Location: ORD

Programs: UA MM, AA PPro

Posts: 1,480

Quote:

Originally Posted by NYCommuter

24-hour access is only for those who actually rent an office there. Business Lounge (which is frequently just a desk in nook somewhere, but sometimes a semi-private room) can only be accessed when the location is staffed, during regular business hours.