Delta to limit access to Sky Club in 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
  • Starting next year, the airline says Sky Club memberships will only be available to passengers who achieve frequent-flier classification. Membership costs are also increasing, from $545 to $695 per person or $845 to $1,495 for executive memberships.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @LoveShaSha24
    @LoveShaSha24 Год назад +11

    If you paid for your membership and fly economy, you still can not make use of the lounge that you paid to use? Wow

    • @Bienville25
      @Bienville25 Год назад +3

      Basic Economy, not Economy

    • @AndyBluebear
      @AndyBluebear Год назад

      I mean, even if you're flying in Domestic First, you still don't get lounge access, so not surprising.

  • @Chhesterification
    @Chhesterification Год назад +6

    Yeah. Delta. This is not a good look. You shouldn't limit someone's access if they paid for it.

    • @pneulancer
      @pneulancer Год назад +1

      Sadly it's becoming more common with other CONUS carriers. I fly American often and always go First or Business; even have the Citi AA credit card. That being said, the only way I can access the Admiral's Club is either by upgrading my card to Citi Executive with a $650 per annum charge or one-time pass at $60.00 . I'm just going to stick with hanging out at the Starbucks with the rest of the uncultured swine!

    • @OscyJack-
      @OscyJack- 7 месяцев назад

      They haven't

  • @pneulancer
    @pneulancer Год назад +3

    This is one area I believe Delta is making a mistake. I understand they want to keep the exclusivity of the lounges but limiting the membership through draconian measures like these may very well backfire on them. American Airlines has the right idea by offering membership and/or access through the right credit card or simply buying it separate. Either way they will make money and the customer who wants it and is willing to pay, gets it. Having the Citi executive card allows me into the Admiral’s Club regardless of what class ticket I buy. That’s a great perk for me. Even though I have the AmEx platinum card through Delta, I still can’t get into the Sky Club. That’s kind of F’d up!

  • @mikeschuler2946
    @mikeschuler2946 Год назад +6

    Things never get better they always get worse

  • @farhanabdulhamid4214
    @farhanabdulhamid4214 Год назад +3

    TNX GOOD

  • @prashanttayshetye9068
    @prashanttayshetye9068 Год назад +2

    😆

  • @Jackchamphowe
    @Jackchamphowe Год назад +1

    My mom and dad are over 1m miles

  • @elicash315
    @elicash315 Год назад +4

    I’m sitting in a delta club as I type this. Please Delta double the price to get in and don’t allow delta Amex ppl in. As a weekly flyer I shouldn’t have to wait at the door while some vacationing family takes up to much room.

    • @largol33t12
      @largol33t12 Год назад

      Just make the Amex people pay $25 per person. It'll cut down the crowds some more.

    • @remyd8767
      @remyd8767 Год назад +6

      As an occupational vacationer who just wants a clean spot to change diapers, I apologize for bothering you with my non -Delta frequent flying Amex-Platinum carrying family.

  • @hwang1607
    @hwang1607 Год назад

    why is this on the news