Is using airport fast-track services fair?

[v8Statesman]

Moody,

Having a Moody day were we :?:

I'm happy to watch him go head to head with DN and loose. I've
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[JohnK]

Let's put it another way. I did a bit of flying in the US last week, and because of my QF status I was given priority "AAccess" by AA when it came to security lines. Now is it fair that I could by-pass some very long lines just because of who I am in the eye's of the airlines?

When did AA introduce priority access at security lines? Did I miss the announcement?

 

[serfty]

When did AA introduce priority access at security lines? Did I miss the announcement?

It's been around since September last year:

• "Priority AAccess" info & experiences with thread - Traveling Better Forums

 

[JohnK]

It's been around since September last year:

And no one has bothered to report it on AFF!

Could come in handy in a couple of months....

 

[Keith009]

And no one has bothered to report it on AFF!

Could come in handy in a couple of months....

Quite!

Will be useful for me next week.

 

[Cyclogenesis]

So do OW Ruby (using business counters) get AA-Express passes?

That would have been SO useful when I was going through the US in may... Systems (customs/security) were terrible...

I assume this is only for outgoing? ie you cant avoid the joke that is incoming customs/etc at LAX TBIT

 

[harvyk]

They sure do...

The first time they forgot to print the AAccess words on my boarding pass, so I simply showed the guy at security my QFF card (silver \ OW Ruby), and he directed me down the express lane.

Unfortuantly there was nothing special for arriving, simply pick the shortest line and wait.