Best lounges?

[DTM1]

I used desktops with internet access in the STL Admirals Club and MIA Admirals Club.

Not sure about LAX and ORD Flagship Lounges. I think you need to visit the Admirals Clubs for internet access.

LAX flagship does not have a business centre, so you have to use the AC (which is right across from the F/S lounge.

ORD flagship has a work centre with 4 (IIRC) computers in it.

If you are making multiple trips in one 24hr period and have a laptop, it might be worth logging on to T-mobile and buying a 24 hour pass ($9.99). It works in all AC and f/s lounges and can be easier than waiting for a computer. However, I find that I don't often have to wait too long for a computer.

 

[serfty]

... If you are making multiple trips in one 24hr period and have a laptop, it might be worth logging on to T-mobile and buying a 24 hour pass ($9.99). It works in all AC and f/s lounges and can be easier than waiting for a computer. However, I find that I don't often have to wait too long for a computer.

Last year they had a promotion where you could get one of these "24Hour" passes gratis from F/L's. Upon obtaining one at LAX F/L on a Saturday, my 24 hours was still going strong on the Monday. By Tuesday I had to use another one however.

 

[coco50]

I guess its all relative but no free internet, no free food. yes its spacious but as with all AA lounges (except the flagship ones) they are a mile behind most QP's. YMMV.

I agree. The QF lounges are price rite and a cut above most US airline lounges I've been in. It's just that the ones at DFW seemed more spacious and comfortabel compared to those that I'd been in at LAX and LGA. Howver, I can remember having free internet at DFW because I'd been out of online contact for a few days and had a sh*tload of emails to contend with.

 

[Chucksta]

Is there anyway to print documents in the AA lounges??

It seems that the AA Flagship lounges have better food/drinks but no PCs with internet... hmmmm decisions decisions....

 

[serfty]

I saw a facility in the JFK F/L where you could "send" a document to a URL and you would get a code/pin. There was a workstation there attached to the printer where you could enter the code/pin for your document and it would print.

I did not use it. There MAY be more information on AA.com or ask on the FT AA forum.

 

[JohnK]

If I remember correctly there was printing facilities in the STL and MIA Admirals Clubs.

 

[serfty]

Thinking a bit more - there are a couple of PCs in the BOS A/C with printers attached.

ISTR a few printers were attached to some of the DFW PC's.