![]() |
Nevermind.
|
Originally Posted by PCLCREW
(Post 1060841)
New rule is unless you are flying out that day (non-rev) then you cant go into the lounge anymore...
So im sure the next step will be people listing for a flight to get a ticket and then just not showing up at the gate... so give it a couple of months and the lounge will be totally blocked for staff. Always takes a few to ruin it for all. |
Originally Posted by PCLCREW
(Post 1060841)
New rule is unless you are flying out that day (non-rev) then you cant go into the lounge anymore...
So im sure the next step will be people listing for a flight to get a ticket and then just not showing up at the gate... so give it a couple of months and the lounge will be totally blocked for staff. Always takes a few to ruin it for all. As for going in when you are working, why would they be drinking and acting the fool? You gotta spend enough time locked up in tube with them, why go hang out with them on rhe ground? |
i didnt know it was so forbidden to go in these clubs as a employee. made that mistake one time...ill never do that again. whew...talk about a turd in the punch bowl.
|
Why don't we fix the problem offenders? Tired of paying the price for the idiots. Is this not common sense?
|
I bet you all feel appreciated.
|
If you were an actual paying customer for those lounges, why in the world would you want employees sitting around you. You'd get one of 2 things.
1. The class of an airline employee does not match the class of the people in those lounges, which seems to be the case here. 2. The paying passengers go in there to get away from complaining whining people, toss a FA or pilot in there and you just loss that. That guy that wrote the article in the usa today last year hit it dead on. The guys piece was about how he sits in the airport and can't get away from airline employees complaining no matter where he sits. He went on to say if you don't like your job then quit. Before you say "maybe he should stop buying the cheap ticket" Remember its your company that sets those prices (the prices on price line, etc. are also on the company site) Or before you say if I got paid more I wouldn't complain (yes we would, what else can we talk about for 4 days) remember you took the job knowing how bad it was. I personally agree that employees shouldn't be allowed to mingle with the customers, its not good business. One disgruntled employee in those lounges can cost the company a lot of money. PS, before someone says company man. I despise Delta, Barely have ever like any company I have worked for, and the only reason I like my new job is because I'm new again. |
I used the DL Lounge in ATL once (back when I was at OH) to turn in an ASAP for the flight from hell.
|
Originally Posted by samballs
(Post 1060876)
I used the DL Lounge in ATL once (back when I was at OH) to turn in an ASAP for the flight from hell.
Good to hear you landed back on your feet Samballs. Just curious, where did you end up? |
Wow is it just Delta that has been throwing a fit? I got a President's Club membership as soon as I came to work here and have used it a ton with coworkers even immediately after work. Never had an issue.
|
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 06:39 PM. |
Website Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands