Hey Mig thanks for sharing, quite impressive! I was thinking it was gonna be some door with a scrawled bit of paper saying "nonrev lounge".... nice signage! What's it like inside... is there access control?
Did you see any non AA types in there... as in oal or are only aa using it/allowed?
I enrolled in priority pass anyways which has been well worth the $, but just wondering
Nick - NonRev Correspondent - Singapore
Home is wherever I happen to be
It feels like an oasis of calm, with a table, couch and comfortable chairs. The crowd, far as I could tell, were all AA‘ers - conversations peppered with lots of AA non-rev speak.Originally Posted by Nick
What surprised me was the number of pass travelers whose back-up plan was simply to “wait until a seat opened up“. They hadn’t given any thought into alternate routes or flying into a nearby airport.
So there they were, traveling on a pass - during a holiday - in a hub, hoping that the next flight to XXX had an open seat. Good thing they ran into someone who told them about the NonRev Forum.
Keep'em Flying
Migflanker - Senior NonRev Correspondent - Los Angeles
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