@juniornj23 wrote:
I see lot of people getting into Delta i live in Nj where they dont have any club or special area at the near airport.
What is the card with the best experience at the airport
There is no one answer here. The answer comes down to what airline you fly. The Amex plat card isn't very good for most people, unless you are going to frequent an airport with a centurion lounge or you are always flying delta. If you fly AA all the time then I would recommend the prestige. It gives free admiral's club access when you are flying the same day on AA and it gives PP access for lounges all over the world. There are also a number of other benefits. If you are a hard core united lflyer then maybe a united club card. If you are usually going to be in a terminal with an AA lounge but you are not going to be flying AA then the citi AA exec could make sense because it gives you access even if you arent flying AA that day. There are cards such as the citi AA plat and united explorer that will give you priority boarding, free checked bag, miles rebate on redemtpions etc. If you check your bags these types of cards can save a lot of money over time. Presitge and plat will give you a globa entry/TSA credit so you can signup for those services for free which if you have not already will drastically increase your airport experience.
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@wasCB14 wrote:
@Open123 wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@juniornj23 wrote:
I see lot of people getting into Delta i live in Nj where they dont have any club or special area at the near airport.
What is the card with the best experience at the airportI'm reasonably sure that the card which will get you into the most places at airports is the Amex Platinum.
The Amex Plat offers access to Delta lounges, so long as you have a DL boarding pass; however, you can access the Centurion Lounge/Prioroty Pass clubs with a boarding pass from any Airline.
Where Admirals Club is better is their allowing access up to 8 hours (?) even after a flight has landed, whereas the Centurion Lounges/DL (?) does not. So, let's say, I'm landing in ORD at 6 am, it's nice to hangout at the Admirals Club for a few hours before heading into the city.
Without question, if one's home airport has a Centurion lounge or if one often frequents destinations with one, the Amex Plat is far and away the best option for lounges.
I've been admitted to Centurion even after reaching my final destination. I asked if it was a problem and the clerk only cared that I had a same-day boarding pass.
The fact that it was for a flight that had already landed didn't matter.
"Best" is definitely dependent on someone's particular routes and airlines - as well as the importance of guest access.
Interesting. The only time I tried to use a lounge upon arrival at a final destination is when I am flying an airline that has a dedicated arrivals lounge. The again upon landing I usually want to get home or to my hotel as quickly as possible. For someone flying in on a day trip who would like to wash up before a meeting etc I can see this being an excellent option.
Well i guess is united by chase since this is the one family use more
Starting Score: 640
So can i uses centurion in unidet club