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Priority Pass Fine Print

Priority Pass Fine Print

  1. Anonymous Guest

    The recent article on the person committing fraud to forge boarding passes to stay in priority pass lounges got me thinking.
    A family member of mine is an employee for the airlines so my wife and I frequently travel standby. I have been contemplating getting a priority pass membership through a credit card because due to the nature of standby travel we are frequently spending long periods of time in airports.
    My question however is when traveling standby we don’t receive a boarding pass until moments before the flight is scheduled to leave. Instead we receive a seat request card to get through security. Would the seat request card be sufficient to get access to the priority pass lounges?

    Thanks!

  2. David W Community Ambassador

    I don’t believe that works – lounges need to check for a boarding pass with a seat assignment

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