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A private celebrity-security firm, Gavin de Becker & Associates, will build and run the lounge, which is expected to bring in $34 million for the airport over 10 years, and help pay for a major airport expansion, which includes a project to connect the airport to the region’s rail system.
originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: CB328
It there money.
You get what you pay for.
Think those sorts of people are smug selfish arse holes, especially in Hollywood, but they have the right to spend there money as they see fit.
Only think I disagree with is bypassing security. Rich or poor they should be subjected to the normal TSA semi literate police drop outs abuse and customs inspections as the law should be applied EQUALY to all.
Qantas' decision to enforce the "smart casual" dress code more strictly in its main capital city lounges has led to complaints from passengers refused entry for wearing thongs - including designer leather ones that had not been on the airline's initial list of banned clothing.
originally posted by: muSSang
I'm not rich I just travel a lot for work, if you do numerous trips with an airline you get treated to their lounge card and all the benefits.
originally posted by: Annee
My mom worked for an airline at LAX in the 50s.
They had a private room for celebs and VIP then.
It's hardly a new thing.
originally posted by: crazyewok
originally posted by: Annee
My mom worked for an airline at LAX in the 50s.
They had a private room for celebs and VIP then.
It's hardly a new thing.
Yeah they have them at Heathrow , iv used them a few times when flying first.
Not really worth it though. Not much special in them to be honest except slightly more comfortable seats.