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Ben, Have things changed with access for Star Gold Members...??? Is that now an even better option now given these changes [i.e. the Aegean route of the past]...???
Ben, speed the heck up! Are you going to post about the Hong Kong airlines a320 that had an inflight fire? What about the Sri Lankan A330 that CRASHED off the cost of Colombo? HURRY UP! we do not care about United club card reviews!!!
Haha. Yeah I refreshed my aviation feed today and Cranky had the same number of posts as Ben. Wild!!
…just teasing though Ben. You deserve to take weekends off.
Chase ? Chase this. Most readers are not getting airline miles. They are not getting lounge access. They are going in to debt.
@ SEM -- That's still a great way to access lounges if you put in the effort, though it's not really something you can easily buy. But if you can swing it, it's definitely worth it.
@ Stefen -- Hah, family stuff, and also I was working on my next review post (those take hours to write, unlike average blog posts). But more coming soon!
Yes! that's what I heard! May be a good post! Heard it from someone who is not that good with planes, so maybe they misspoke ;]. Or maybe they meant the Hong Kong airlines plane that had an INFLIGHT FIRE!
A little misleading to show a Polaris Lounge photo here alongside a lounge card
My husband, daughter, son, and I recently signed up for the United Chase black club card, paying $3,000 in fees, at $750 per person. We got stuck in the Long Island airport yesterday due to weather, and were not allowed to enter the club because we were not flying United that day. We fly many airlines, including United, and would have never signed up for the United Chase club cards had we known about the restriction that you can only enter with a United boarding pass. We thought paying the $750 fee for the "club card" gave us access to the club regardless of who we happened to be traveling with. Sometimes, we need a different flight option for timing purposes. I feel this stipulation should be better highlighted in the materials Chase uses to promote this card, so that people know before committing to this "club" card. This was a very disappointing lesson. The United desk agents at Long Island Airport's United club were also very unfriendly. We are sorry that we all jumped in on this card instead of other options we should have investigated.
It is impossible to log into my account. I have to call a representative and talk to them for half an hour in order to see my statements. I get an email having me click on a website to look at my statement, however in order to log in it first requests a code from a phone text. That is insufficient then I have to call a phone number, and enter my full 16 digit card number, gives me the code that does not work and I have to go to the representative phone number on my card and call them and talk to them for half an hour for them to give me another code to get into my account.