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If you’ve got a complaint, aim it at Collinson. They choose to pay peanuts to the lounges, to the extent that they will take money off literally everyone else, from any source, rather than take a PP card. DragonPass pays more and has better acceptance.
Only a mug would own a lounge and turn down Qatar Airways when come along and offer £15 per person to buy 100 guaranteed spots every day, with only 30 or so likely to be used, vs take a Priority Pass cardholder paying a fraction of that.
That said, outside the UK I can’t remember the last time I was actually refused access to a PP lounge.
Well, with your reasoning Rob, only a “Mug” would willingly get the PP, expecting a seat at a lounge in this environment.
Surely, PP doesn’t guarantee a seat. But the solution shouldn’t be not expect anything at all when QR etc comes along. Why should we compete with QR?
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