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Delta Backtracks, Will Honor Lounge Access Rules for Lifetime Members

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Jan 14 2019

This year Delta raised SkyClub membership prices and eliminated single visit passes. They also started requiring passengers to be flying Delta or a partner airline to access the lounge even if they’re so-called ‘members’.

Since Delta announced the change to access rules we saw similar moves by American and by United mere days later. Of course we did.

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A Sublime Experience at the New Dallas Fort-Worth Centurion Lounge

Dec 22 2018

Five years ago American Express opened their second Centurion lounge at the Dallas Fort-Worth airport. I was impressed. It was stylish. The food and drinks were good. There was even a spa.

It didn’t stay a secret for long and quickly eligible travelers began flocking to it and spending more time than anyone would have imagined, even factoring in knowing that people will spend more time than you expect in a lounge that’s actually nice.

A year ago American Express announced they were building a new Centurion lounge at DFW that’s about one-third larger than the old one.

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Alaska is Surveying Lounge Customers: Should They Partner With American, Delta, or United?

Dec 12 2018

What’s Alaska’s path forward? It’s interesting to see their survey about what their customers want in airport lounge partnerships.

The airline is having customers compare features and membership price points for combining an Alaska Lounge membership with access to United Clubs, American Airlines Admirals Clubs, and Delta SkyClubs as well as with an unnamed partner lounge network.

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