Lounge Furniture Rental New York
Posted by fallenx888x on Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Stuck at the
airport?Snowed-in, rained-out, fogged over? Crew timed out, mechanical
difficulties or unscheduled maintenance? Waiting for the clean-up crew
or flight attendants? Do you even know why your flight is delayed?It
would be wonderful if there was a way to instantly eliminate the myriad
of causes for flight delays, but it is not possible. There is however a
relatively inexpensive way to make the flight delay/cancellation
experience a lot less stressful.AIRPORT HEAVENDuring these frustrated
occasions, the airlines reserve the VIP lounge for passengers flying
first and business class or their elite frequent flyers. Through the
polished doors these exclusive clubs ease the passengers' stress with
complimentary beverages and refreshments. Fax machines, email and
Internet access keep them in touch with the office or loved ones.
Comfortable furniture, in some cases even private sleeping and shower
areas, are at their disposal.AIRPORT HELLHowever, those of us who have
not racked up frequent flyer miles or who are traveling coach class, are
left paying for overpriced airport snacks and fighting over the narrow
metal seating at the gate. There is a way. With a little advance
planning and a Priority Pass in your pocket you can get instant access
to the executive lounge of your choice, even if you are in coach and
even if you have no frequent traveler status with the airline you are
flying.PASS TO PERFECTIONThe Priority Pass program is an airport lounge
access program, the only one of its kind. Headquartered in the U.K., it
was founded 19 years ago and gives its members access to 600 airline VIP
clubs in 300 cities worldwide, 70 in the U.S. alone. What is important
to note is that members can enter the lounges of the program's extensive
network regardless of class of service they are flying or whether or
not they are frequent flyers of the airline.For more info,Please visit Lounge Furniture Rental New York END
THE FRUSTRATIONIn the case of flight delays, cancellation or lengthy
connections, the Priority Pass can be worth its weight in gold. I have
personally witnessed the soothing effect the creature comforts of an
executive lounge can have on a frazzled business traveler's nerves. It
makes a world of difference. The program has three membership levels,
beginning with the standard, at $99 a year and $27 per lounge visit. You
may also take a guest for an additional $27 fee. Mainly business
travelers use the pass, but it is also perfect for people on a budget
who have to travel.Flight delays are annoying, frustrating and
uncontrollable, but relaxing in a first class lounge is one way to make
them bearable.If you are interested in learning more,check out