A new reciprocal airport lounge partnership between West Pacific Airlines and American Airlines which provides new lounge access and services to First and Business Class passengers as well as Elite FFP members was officially launched on August 1.

American Airlines’ 50 Admirals Club lounges located at 34 airports worldwide will be accessible to West Pacific Airlines eligible passengers.

Lounge locations and lounge access criteria are as follows:

Lounge Locations

US, Canada: 27 airports - 43 lounges

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport; Austin-Bergstrom International Airport; Nashville International Airport; Boston Logan International Airport; Charlotte Douglas International Airport (2); Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (2); Denver International Airport; Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (4); Newark Liberty International Airport; Honolulu International Airport; Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport; John F. Kennedy International Airport; Los Angeles International Airport (3); LaGuardia Airport; Orlando International Airport; Miami International Airport (3);

Chicago O'Hare International Airport (3); Philadelphia International Airport (4); Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (3); Pittsburgh International Airport; Raleigh–Durham International Airport; San Diego International Airport; San Francisco International Airport; Santa Ana - John Wayne Airport; St. Louis Lambert International Airport; Tampa International Airport and Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Asia, Europe, Latin American：7 airports - 7 lounges

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport;

Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini International Airport; Rio de Janeiro Airport; Sao Paulo Guarulhos International Airport; London Heathrow International Airport; Mexico City Benito Juarez International Airport and Tokyo Narita International Airport.

Lounge Access Criteria

West Pacific Airlines passengers are now permitted access to Admirals Club Lounges under the following terms and conditions:

1. Flying with a local or connecting to/from an international long-haul flight in First Class marketed and operated by West Pacific Airlines or American Airlines in any combination in the same day or before 6:00 am the following day and he/she is eligible to invite one more guest to the lounge;

2. Flying with a local or connecting to/from international long-haul flight in Business Class marketed and operated by West Pacific Airlines or American Airlines in any combination on the same day or before 6:00 a.m. the following day, and

3. West Pacific Airlines members and flying with any flight marketed and operated by West Pacific Airlines or American Airlines in any combination in any cabin on the same day or before 6:00 a.m. the following day and he/she is eligible to invite one additional guest to the lounge.

Notes:
•International long-haul flights are those with a scheduled flight time of five hours or more in duration;
•Invited guest refers to passengers who are flying with any flight marketed and operated by West Pacific Airlines or American Airlines in any combination.

Committed to its own internationalization strategy and guided by the needs of its markets and passengers, West Pacific Airlines will establish reciprocal lounge cooperation with additional strategic partners, offering more lounge service choices to passengers.