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Most Alaska Lounges Reopening August 1

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We're seeing many airlines start to reopen airport lounge as demand is slowly picking up, and protocols can be standardized. Alaska Airlines will be the next airline to open a majority of its lounges (see here for the best way to access Alaska Lounges). Currently only the Alaska Lounge Seattle (SEA) Concourse D is open.…

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(@Sharon)
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Its very interesting that Alaska doesnt have a lounge in SFO


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(@amrozack)
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@Sharon, it’s supposed to open “soon.”


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(@awais)
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Alaska did, in Terminal 1 until American moved to the new SFO Terminal 1, Harvey Milk (moving out of Terminal 2 and leaving the original Admirals Club too).


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(@Sharon)
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I flew with Alaska in February from EWR to SFO.

It was pleasant, but to me Alaska is like an ordinary carrier, nothing bad nor good.

My flights were on time, and the plane was fine.

I prefer Jet-blue and Delta which have better inflight experiences. I prefer Delta because they are more punctual.


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 Bobo
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Lucky: any word on whether Alaska is extending the expiration of our paid lounge memberships? I, for example, joined in January. Half the membership year is gone and I haven't gotten to use it at all yet.


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Diamond
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@Bobo

Did you miss all the emails and discussion of the 6-month extensions all lounge members are getting? Check your membership expiration date, it should be 18 months from when you signed up.


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