Skyclub?
#12
Not necessarily true. (I assume you are talking about if you have a membership) If you are talking about sitting in Delta One, you are correct, and it also has to be an international flight. I have gotten in just by telling them that I am commuting home and that I have the jumpseat. It depends on who's working the desk. T4 at JFK are more sticklers than any place I have been.
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Also remember that the AMEX Platinum Travel Card not only gets you into the SkyClub (with merely a seat request) and Priority Clubs but it also credits you back up to $200 a year in designated travel expenses on your selected airline plus "comps" you for the Global Entry enrollment/renewal fee.
You could bring your spouse, girlfriend (preferably not together but hey...whatever works 😆
or your favorite commuting/DH'ing F/O up with you and AMEX will rebate their $29 day pass. Also, you can grab an adult beverage while in your highly coveted middle seat (last row by the lav) and AMEX will rebate the $8 back. It also rebates you our $50 annual pass fee. All-in-all, not a bad card for a commuter.
You could bring your spouse, girlfriend (preferably not together but hey...whatever works 😆
or your favorite commuting/DH'ing F/O up with you and AMEX will rebate their $29 day pass. Also, you can grab an adult beverage while in your highly coveted middle seat (last row by the lav) and AMEX will rebate the $8 back. It also rebates you our $50 annual pass fee. All-in-all, not a bad card for a commuter.
#19
Also remember that the AMEX Platinum Travel Card not only gets you into the SkyClub (with merely a seat request) and Priority Clubs but it also credits you back up to $200 a year in designated travel expenses on your selected airline plus "comps" you for the Global Entry enrollment/renewal fee.
You could bring your spouse, girlfriend (preferably not together but hey...whatever works 😆
or your favorite commuting/DH'ing F/O up with you and AMEX will rebate their $29 day pass. Also, you can grab an adult beverage while in your highly coveted middle seat (last row by the lav) and AMEX will rebate the $8 back. It also rebates you our $50 annual pass fee. All-in-all, not a bad card for a commuter.
You could bring your spouse, girlfriend (preferably not together but hey...whatever works 😆
or your favorite commuting/DH'ing F/O up with you and AMEX will rebate their $29 day pass. Also, you can grab an adult beverage while in your highly coveted middle seat (last row by the lav) and AMEX will rebate the $8 back. It also rebates you our $50 annual pass fee. All-in-all, not a bad card for a commuter.That's pretty neat! Seems like a great thing to have. To get the platinum card, you must be a prior member first and then "upgrade," correct?
#20
Also remember that the AMEX Platinum Travel Card not only gets you into the SkyClub (with merely a seat request) and Priority Clubs but it also credits you back up to $200 a year in designated travel expenses on your selected airline plus "comps" you for the Global Entry enrollment/renewal fee.
You could bring your spouse, girlfriend (preferably not together but hey...whatever works 😆
or your favorite commuting/DH'ing F/O up with you and AMEX will rebate their $29 day pass. Also, you can grab an adult beverage while in your highly coveted middle seat (last row by the lav) and AMEX will rebate the $8 back. It also rebates you our $50 annual pass fee. All-in-all, not a bad card for a commuter.
You could bring your spouse, girlfriend (preferably not together but hey...whatever works 😆
or your favorite commuting/DH'ing F/O up with you and AMEX will rebate their $29 day pass. Also, you can grab an adult beverage while in your highly coveted middle seat (last row by the lav) and AMEX will rebate the $8 back. It also rebates you our $50 annual pass fee. All-in-all, not a bad card for a commuter.That's pretty neat! Seems like a great thing to have. Are the sky clubs pretty nice? I've never been inside one haha



