Skyclub?
#31
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From: retired 767(dl)
Wait till the 4th floor figures out some guys are running short call from the lounges.
#33
Nope....I just went to the AMEX website aned applied for the Platinum Travel Card.
And I do like the SkyClubs. Comfortable seats, free wi-fi, lots of charging stations, decent light appetizers and soup, complimentary beer, wine and well cocktails. Nice change to the pilot lounges.
And, I have been using them for several years and never once have had a problem presenting a NRSA seat request for entry with my Platinum card.
And I do like the SkyClubs. Comfortable seats, free wi-fi, lots of charging stations, decent light appetizers and soup, complimentary beer, wine and well cocktails. Nice change to the pilot lounges.
And, I have been using them for several years and never once have had a problem presenting a NRSA seat request for entry with my Platinum card.
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#35
Definitely sounds like a good card to have if going in and out of hubs a lot. I should be transitioning to a JFK base shortly and it think it would be a nice perk to have moving forward!
#36
For the AMEX Platinum Card, I've heard the $450 annual fee is waived if you have a military ID but I can't find that in the AMEX literature.
Any ID holders get the fee waived?
Any ID holders get the fee waived?
#37
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more complicated than that. if you are guard/reserve you have to be on a stretch of AD orders, they ask for a copy of orders. The ID card won't cut it anymore.
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#39
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I would buy yearly memberships to the NWA World Clubs. Nice to come back from a long International flight, change to civvies, go to the club and get a shower and relax. I would take my Purdy Neat Bag with Northwest Airlines on it with my hat on top. Never a problem.



