Alaska Airlines has just announced a significant expansion to its lounge footprint in the Pacific Northwest, though the finished product will take some time.
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The Portland lounge is in Concorde C, not D. "Patio" is an interesting way to describe building into the open area outside the lounge. With the new renovations that is mostly unused space and won't really interfere with traffic flow, so it should be a nice addition. That lounge can get very cramped.
Lucky, Alaska's lounge in Portland is in the C concourse, not D (the renderings show it too).
I am not so sure on the traffic flow disruption at PDX that is a well traveled walkway having said that it's a stop gap measure a long long time coming. I have been using that club for 25 years and seen it 'tweaked" several times. While it's welcomed a permanent solution is needed especially with the increased dues
Excited to have some more room in the lounges in Seattle. I always have a good, if somewhat crowded, experience at the Alaska lounges in Seattle. Would love to see an express lounge in Spokane or as Steven mentioned, Boise.
The central terminal closure has expanded and the normal walkway between B, C security checkpoint and C gates has been closed. The Alaska Lounge is practically at the very end of public accessible area. There won't be much traffic where the patio is until main terminal renovation is complete.
When Alaska moves to Terminal 1 in SFO to be near American next year, will there be q separate lounge, or will Alaska travelers use Americans?
A new pdx lounge in 25-26. Is that a replacement lounge, or a new lounge in addition to the current?
Why is Alaska so cheap about expanding to other airports where there is ample space and they could be making money with Priority Pass customers if they open large enough lounges.
And why does it take so long? I don't think that Board Room membership is worth it since there are such few lounges.
These people in the pictures are so underwhelmed by Alaska’s lounges they’re literally turning into ghosts to escape.
Alaska doesn't operate out of D gates, unless it's an international nonstop I assume? B and C are PDX Alaska gates.