Back in March, major US airlines closed their airport lounges. This was both due to a lack of demand, as well as due to a need for updated procedures to keep guests safe.
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@ Ben -- And the Level 4 travel advisory is being lifted. I guess COVID is over!? Yippee. The Trump administration did such a great job. He should get 3 more terms.
Then why the hell can't AMEX do this? Nevermind, I think I know. "We're all in this together" yeah right.
Wait how are they doing outdoor dining? They know people breathing on each other is how we got into this mess right? It doesn't matter if the servers wear masks if the diners take off masks to eat!
Four soups and a mac and cheese ... really? Do the accountants running the show think we're stupid... actually don't answer that.
I am so glad that Lufthansa has already brought back (self service) hot food in its Lounges. This Virus is so often used as an excuse for cost cutting measures. For example its virtually impossible to find an open executive lounge anywhere.
Mac & Cheese? Geez.
Eggs? Yuck. (I think I OD on them as a kid and now I can't stand them as a meal).
Jesus, more cheese? Just how many diary farms does AA own?
And four soups? I get that they rotate them but none of them sound appealing to a mass market.
Their race to the bottom continues...
None of the food offerings require specially trained / skilled staff, thus AA can continue exploiting their underpaid ground staff (which are probably hired by subcontractors). Cheap, cheap, cheap. Oh, and is no one going to talk about how quickly covid19 has vaporized all efforts to minimize single-used packaging? Guess it was all just virtue signaling after all.