When you go to an airport lounge, you typically expect to have a pleasant experience. Ideally, you expect to see a nice choice of seating, food and drink options and …
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Lounges
Priority Pass Is Rolling Out a New “Priority Pass+” App — Here’s What’s Changing (And What Isn’t)
by joehegby joehegIf you’ve opened the App Store recently and searched for Priority Pass, you may have noticed something new sitting right next to the familiar app you’ve been using for years. …
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The First Sky Club Reset Is Here: What AMEX Platinum & Delta Reserve Cardholders Need to Know
by joehegby joehegIf you rely on an AMEX Platinum or Delta Reserve card to enjoy Delta Sky Club lounges, this year is different. As of February 1, 2025, unlimited Sky Club access …
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the world’s busiest airport. And since Delta is headquartered in Atlanta (and ATL is its primary hub), a huge chunk of Delta’s East Coast connecting …
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Over the past few years, airport lounge access provided by having a travel credit card has undergone constant changes, making access more restrictive. While lounges are expanding — with new …
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When you first step into an airport lounge, it feels like a whole new world. Free snacks and drinks? Wi-Fi that doesn’t cut out? Comfy chairs with plugs for all …
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Before we start, a quick note on what this post is (and isn’t). This isn’t a full review of the Centurion Lounge in Atlanta. I’m not doing a room-by-room walkthrough, …
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Lounges
Using The AMEX App To Beat (Most Of) The Line At The ATL Centurion Lounge
by joehegby joehegAirport lounges have gotten busy over the past few years, and the American Express Centurion Lounges are some of the worst offenders. At peak times, it’s not unusual to see …
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When you have the opportunity to fly in business or first class, you still need to navigate airport security, crowded terminals, and shared lounges. There are many barriers between you …
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Lounges
No, A Man (Probably) Didn’t Use His 1st Class Ticket To Get Free Meals For A Year
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegUmmm…better late than never? If you’ve been following the wacky world of travel for a long time, you may recall — or at least have heard whispers of — the …