US AIRWAYS CLUB LOUNGE REVIEW : CHARLOTTE AIRPORT

User: Oliver Wiesehahn

Date:   3 November 2007

This was the worst and most low-budget lounge that I've ever been to as a business class passenger! Upon arrival at the front desk you are asked if you would like to use the cocktail-bar. The lounge is huge. Plenty of seats and these are quite comfortable (the only good point about this lounge). you get free coffee, tea, tab water with loads of ice from a pitcher and free apples as well as some this unidentifiable mixture of small crackers, pretzels etc. Yuk! Soft drinks or juices: Forget it! That's what you need your cocktail-bar voucher for. You have the choice of 1 (yes: one) free alcoholic drink, soft drink or juice. If you want more grab your wallet and pay big time: A beer will cost you 8 bucks! A very limited choice of magazines (no newspapers!).  If you have time in Charlotte International don't go to the US Airways Club and rather have a seat in one of the rocking chairs or have a snack in the excellent food court. It is better and cheaper!

US AIRWAYS CLUB LOUNGE REVIEW : PHOENIX AIRPORT

User: Ken Murphy

Date:   19 October 2007

US Airways actually has 3 lounges at PHX as this is a hub. There are 2 on the second floor (Low-A gates, and Low-B gates) and one on the concourse level (High-A gates). The High-A lounge is the newest, but also the nicest - with a modern, hi-end decor. Unfortunately, at times it gets very crowded and you may have trouble finding a seat. All 3 lounges offer the same amenities - coffee, tea, soft drinks free of charge, alcoholic beverages are for purchase only. There is a time appropriate range of snacks - pastries and fruit in the morning; cheese, crackers, chips and cookies at and after lunch hour. The "fresh baked" cookies are usually quite good. In the Low-A and Low-B lounges there are separate TV lounges. All 3 also have business centers and conference rooms available. All also have good views of the tarmac/gate areas. There is free wireless internet, available via a monthly changing password. Staff here is generally senior and quite helpful. They can be great help in securing first class upgrades at the last minute - and will always offer to call gate agents to check on individual flight status.

US AIRWAYS/AIR CANADA LOUNGE REVIEW : BOSTON LOGAN AIRPORT (Terminal B)

User: WILLIAM FORAN

Date:   16 April 2007

They only serve pretzels and some sort of vegetarian nut mix. Otherwise you can have a coffee or hot chocolate from the vending machine.

Drinks costs five dollars, and no free internet, not even any desk top, computer stations.

US AIRWAYS ENVOY LOUNGE  REVIEW : PHILADELPHIA INT'L AIRPORT

User: JURGEN SCHWAPP

Date:   4 January 2007

Star Alliance Gold, Envoy Class, Business and First Class Lufthansa customers travelling internationally have access. The lounge is located in the A-West terminal. Although no shower facilities, it offers an array of top shelf liquors, wines and other assorted spirits. It also offers a nice self service buffet with a very nice selection of cheeses, meats, fruits and breads. Wifi throughout.
A fantastic view of the airports run and taxiways. Very comfortable individual seating arrangements.