Delta to change the usa of airpot lounges for card member
Delta Air Lines is changing the way customers can gain entry into its Sky Club airport lounges in the US.
Starting on January 1, 2024, basic economy class passengers will no longer be allowed in Delta's lounges,
regardless if they carry a Platinum Card or any other premium credit card.
Additionally, starting on February 1, 2025, American Express Platinum and Platinum Business cardholders will be limited to six Sky Club visits per year,
while Delta SkyMiles Reserve and Reserve Business cardholders will be limited to 10 visits per year.
Both groups can earn unlimited visits if they spend $75,000 on their card in a calendar year.
Delta is making these changes in an effort to reduce overcrowding at its lounges, which have become increasingly congested in recent years.
The company says that the changes will help to ensure that its most loyal customers have a comfortable and enjoyable experience at its lounges.
Effective January 1, 2024: Basic economy class passengers will no longer be allowed in Delta Sky Club lounges.
Effective February 1, 2025: American Express Platinum and Platinum Business cardholders will be limited to six Sky Club visits per year, unless they spend $75,000 on their card in a calendar year.
Effective February 1, 2025: Delta SkyMiles Reserve and Reserve Business cardholders will be limited to 10 Sky Club visits per year, unless they spend $75,000 on their card in a calendar year.