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Shanghai airport announces lounge share for SkyTeam
Thursday, 04 Dec, 2012
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The SkyTeam Airline Alliance will soon ask its member carriers to share lounges with other alliance passengers at theShanghai Pudong International Airport, says the China National Tourism Office.
SkyTeam Airline Alliance, with 19 airline members, is the world’s second-largest airlines coalition (after Star Alliance). Passengers from any SkyTeam Airline will be able to utilize the flagship lounge of any member airline.
Similar lounge-sharing programs have been successfully launched in other cities, such as London’s Heathrow Airport.
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