Is there a lounge for use at Nairobi airport by departing BA passengers?
Travelling as OneWorld Emerald (American Airlines Executive Platinum, if it matters), on British Airways, is there a lounge I will be able to use at Nairobi airport at the beginning of February 2015? According to the oneworld website, the BA lounge at Nairobi is currently closed "Due to fire in main terminal", but this was in 2013; perhaps the website hasn't been updated?
Alternatively, can I use the Swissport lounge there? It looks as if those flying on Qatar Airways (which are a Oneworld partner) are eligible, but it's not a Qatar Airways lounge itself, so I would assume that's not automatic.
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Is there a BA lounge in Nairobi?
My British Airways flight was departing from gate 10, though I first headed to the Turkish Airlines Lounge, which is what British Airways uses for their premium passengers in Nairobi. The lounge is located near gate 3, so it's a 5-10 minute walk from the gate.Who can use BA arrivals lounge?
The lounges are available for passengers who are:- flying on a scheduled British Airways flight in First or business (Club World or Club Europe)
- a Silver or Gold Member of the British Airways Executive Club on a scheduled flight operated by British Airways or one of our oneworld partners.
Are British Airways lounges still open?
British Airways Airport Lounge News. British Airways has reopened the majority of its lounge network following COVID-19. Full details of lounge facilities for BA passengers at airports, including opening hours and alternatives where BA lounges are closed or not available, are available on the Oneworld alliance website.How much is the lounge at Kenya airport?
The VVIP Lounge On top of the USD40 for access of Simba Lounge, a charge of USD50 per hour will be charged for the room. The room can accommodate up to a maximum of 5 persons.Nairobi, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport Experience | JKIA | Terminal 1A | Kenya | 2021
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