Humbaobao
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I wanted to share my experience on REX business on my flight from SYD-MEL.
On 4/03/2021, I have booked my return SYD-MEL flight ZL121 scheduled to depart at 1430hrs. I arrived at the Sydney REX lounge at 1350hrs and the service staff manning at the reception denied my access. She has asked me to go to the boarding gate as the boarding will commence soon. Boarding time on my ticket show 1410hrs, which means I have at least 15 minutes in the lounge and 5 minutes to proceed to the gate. I asked her a couple of times about this and she still refuses to let me access the lounge. No choice but have to proceed and wait patiently at the boarding gate area. Boarding was eventually delayed which mean I could have time to rest in the lounge.
Before my travel, I have also called their office to that I have a dietary requirement which I cannot have dairy products. The meal offered on the flight was cheese platter or ricotta tart. Without any other choices, I was offered bread and butter. How can they get this wrong when I was the only business class passenger on that flight.
The above two incidents make me feel like I'm paying a business class fare but getting an economy product.
On 4/03/2021, I have booked my return SYD-MEL flight ZL121 scheduled to depart at 1430hrs. I arrived at the Sydney REX lounge at 1350hrs and the service staff manning at the reception denied my access. She has asked me to go to the boarding gate as the boarding will commence soon. Boarding time on my ticket show 1410hrs, which means I have at least 15 minutes in the lounge and 5 minutes to proceed to the gate. I asked her a couple of times about this and she still refuses to let me access the lounge. No choice but have to proceed and wait patiently at the boarding gate area. Boarding was eventually delayed which mean I could have time to rest in the lounge.
Before my travel, I have also called their office to that I have a dietary requirement which I cannot have dairy products. The meal offered on the flight was cheese platter or ricotta tart. Without any other choices, I was offered bread and butter. How can they get this wrong when I was the only business class passenger on that flight.
The above two incidents make me feel like I'm paying a business class fare but getting an economy product.