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In response to "Alls I know is Qantas lets you bring immediate family in if you yourself are entitled. -- nm" by mafic

It's a hodge podge mess nowadays with rules, thus all the questions. -- (edited)

Posted by ty97 May 29 '17, 17:12

- When flying AA internationally (Canada does not count, go figure), I can bring in guest(s)? due to my status
- When flying AA domestically, I get no guests, but I can use the club thanks to my membership even if I'm not flying AA
- For Delta, I get membership via my Delta Reserve credit card, so I *must* be flying on Delta *and* I get no guests (though I can bring in up to 2 at a discounted rate of $29 each)
- For Delta internationally (no Canada!) I think I get guests due to my status?

Don't even get me started on the various Priority Pass Lounge rules

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Qantas is one unrelated guest, or immediate family. in theory they also have to be travelling on the day, but they've never checked when I've brought - mafic May 29, 17:17 1
- Mind you, I hate you for having Qantas lounges, those are pretty nice. - ty97 May 29, 17:33

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It's a hodge podge mess nowadays with rules, thus all the questions. -- (edited)

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