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You could buy a first class ticket and hold on to it for a year, then use the lounges whenever you actually do travel. It doesn't look like this is possible in
by aquateen 13y ago
You could buy a first class ticket and hold on to it for a year, then use the lounges whenever you actually do travel.
It doesn't look like this is possible in the US though. I don't see an airline that offers their lounge just for having a first class ticket. Alaska even requires a ticket for the day you're there.
- rguldener 13y agoIn the article it says he rescheduled his ticket more than 300 times so he might have just always moved it a day or two and basically flew every day... ;)
- DrSbaitso 13y agoMost US airlines don't offer lounge access for domestic first class tickets, but they generally do for international business/first. And sometimes for "premium" transcontinental routes (like JFK-SFO). Then again, the food in US airline lounges leaves a lot to be desired. The free meal would probably just be cheese and crackers and carrot sticks...
- johnmertic 13y agoVery true, I can't imagine going thru the effort to do this to get some pre-packaged cheese and Bud Light. Probably better to just hang out in a hotel lobby which has the same amenities and less hassles.