The Lufthansa First Class Terminal is one of the best lounges in the world. I'd argue it's the best first class ground experience in the world for those actually originating their travel at a hub airport, since you can skip the terminal altogether when using this lounge. Being driven to your plane in a Porsche…
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Get ready for all of the security check points you have to go through in Dushanbe as well. One when you enter before check in, one after check-in follow directly by another one. Also there won't be any line but rather a mass brawl of however can push their way to the front.
@Lucky Hi Ben if you can visit Tehran one day, they just opened a similar service. There is wifi service at CIP lounge at Tehran Airport!
Yeah, UZ has the weirdest security process, you got lucky having that lounge. The boarding process is pretty funny to watch, just a mass of people all trying to get through the jet bridge door at the same time.
I didn't know you were capable of having multiple sarcasms!
Thank you for the laugh... now you may have a cigarette 🙂
You are not guaranteed your own Porsche when departing from any of the first class terminals from Lufthansa. I had to share a Mercedes van with other passengers for my first class flight. I was super pissed. I paid tons yq for this experience or lack there of.
Lol. A sarcasm because you still pissed cannot paid the hotel in soms? Hahahahahaha
That was unpleasant and condescending and quite offensive to be honest.
I thought they actually did make quite an effort, and cannot see why you choose to mock them in such an uncharacteristic manner.
Most people read the blog for information. We can find more suitable outlets for humour.
Absolutely hysterical. I needed that laugh, Lucky. Your blog, you write what you feel like writing.
No wifi=no lounge in my book. It's like having a beautiful building with no floor. You step over the threshold and fall straight down to the foundation. A lounge is supposed to be a peaceful place where you can work and take care of what you need to in a relaxing environment. Everything else is just a bonus to enhance that experience. Without the Wi-Fi, there's nothing to build around. (Incidentally, I don't use the CIP lounge in IST for this reason. It's a nice lounge, but the dysfunctional Wi-Fi there makes it a non option for me.)
It actually looks very nice in terms of design (especially the dining room). Shame about the food and drink selection, but, honestly, that was to be expected. Hope they can improve it, as well as the whole security thing, though.