Duringmy two times to Latin America review trip, I had a roughly seven hour layover at Viru Viru International Airport (VVI) in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. I was arriving inBoliviana de Aviacions A330 business class, and was connecting toGOLs 737 MAX premium economy.
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The sandwiches are better than what other Priority Pass lounges offer. Assuming they’re relatively fresh and haven’t been sitting for days. I don’t understand the limitation to just two drinks. How is that compliant with Priority Pass? I’ve never heard of a lounge limiting you to just two nonalcoholic drinks. Not that Priority Pass has any brand standard enforcement. Would they really tell you that you’re only allowed two waters or two coffees?
I like that it's designed like any random place you'll find in the city and not a generic corporate airport outpost
I was there almost a year ago. It was fairly comfortable and the sandwiches were pretty good. They also had some nice fresh juices IIRC. Don't remember any choice of alcoholic drink, although I see some beers in your photo so maybe I just missed it. For some reason the Aerolíneas Argentinas flight I was waiting for decided to board well over an hour before scheduled takeoff and actually ended up leaving almost an hour early, so I didn't have much time to kill in the lounge in the end.
I didn’t realise I had been here until I saw that menu and coffee counter. Flashback from when I passed through in 2018 (or I am imagining things)
But from that trip my abiding memory of lounges was the truly terrible priority pass in the domestic part of Lima Airport