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No I specifically mean when someone in a lounge, seems to belive they are more entitled to be in there than someone else who *ironically* is also in there.
But some members ARE very much are more entitled than others, and it is precisely this over-entitlement which causes most of the din, the over-crowding and the resentment.
Lounge type Child age Number of children
Qantas owned and operated lounge
0 to 3 years Complimentary access
4 to 17 years Complimentary access for up to two children
If you are travelling with more than two children to a Qantas owned and operated lounge, the Qantas lounge manager will try to accommodate them, subject to reviewing the space available.
I believe I am more entitled to be there, as a Gold/Platinum FF or QC member than the two (or more - could be six or so) children.
SeatBackForward seems to think otherwise. May I remind him or her that it costs a great deal to become a Gold or greater member of QFF or a member of the QC? Why cannot I, whose children are grown-up, and number two only, bring them into the QC?
So yes, SeatBackForward, I am more entitled to be in a Qantas Club than the second - or sixth child - of another member.
Mind you, SeatBackForward, I make no noise other than that The Australian makes as pages are turned and my creaking bones propel me upright for the lengthy walk to the aircraft.