Does anyone know how much they charge for premium lounge at terminal 2? I can't find the price anywhere online except for a 2 hour pass which seems quite pricey.

Okay, So this is going to be considered "unethical", but spare me any lectures karens, because no one is getting hurt in this process. This is for travelers who just have never been bless economically or born into higher statis.

So, sneaking into the coveted airport lounges appears discouragingly impossible---almost worst than TSA check-in itself, but take it from someone who has never been able to afford these perks, I have personally found it quite easy to accomplish if with just limited to even the most of minimal acting skills. No need to apply for Juilliard School of Performing Arts.

Firstly, just simply dress the part, people. Wear something that is business attire or at least considered casual luxury that a person with some semblance of affluence would wear for travel. This eradicates virtually all circumspection from the Lounge Armed Forces at the check-in desk regarding your appearance. Think: I'm traveling from my home in the Hampton's vs. I just woke up from a park bench with the chewed-up gum of a stranger stuck to the front of my shirt----which version of you raises eyebrows in a concerning way? Which one raises eyebrows in a good way? Which one are YOU going to be while attempting to bypass lounge security? Switch into your comfortable sweats AFTER the lounge before the flight. ;) Men---have some luxurious swagger to yourself and Women---Doll yourself up. This is the Admirals Club we are heading into, where ambiance is a swanky cocktail party for distinguished adults.

Looking like Timothee Chalamet or Anya Taylor-Joy, yet? Cool. The hard part is over.

So, there are a couple of strategies that I personally have learned to employ in order to gain clean, clear-cut access to ALL Lounges.

The first strategy is simple. Stroll within view of the lounge, circling the by the entrance at a safe distance. Once you notice a strong influx of travelers in line waiting to gain access, briskly walk pass the line with your cell phone against your ear while pretending to to focus on a conversation in a pretend exotic language that sounds intimidating enough to prevent lounge agents from attempting to communicate with you. Don't be over the top. be very natural with it. best time to choose to do this is when the agents look so frazzled from the line of travelers that they can hardly gravitate their attention to any extra activity occurring in their peripherals. This has work about 90 percent of the time but, I have been met with failure a couple instances that obviously made me recognizable enough to staff for the rest of the day, where as, I had to nomad myself to a different lounge.

So, the second technique, I have personally experienced with a 100 percent success rate and we are talking, put into practice at least 35 plus times over the course of the past 3 years.

So, straightforward manner, walk directly into the entrance of the lounge towards the agent at the desk, and with a sense of uncomplicated urgency, point towards the corridor where the lounge awaits a in a friendly, but somewhat rushed way, state to the agent that you left your wallet on the table a little earlier in the lounge and that you are just going to grab it real quickly before it disappears. Remember your just going "real quick" to grab it from the table before its lost or stolen. Make it appear that it is obvious you know where you left it. This will prevent the agent from feeling the need to escort you in and linger in your presence long enough to escort you out. And Most importantly this forestalls the need to check your lounge membership access credentials------because-----With What? And How, Are you to present your membership credentials to gain access when they must be retrieved from inside the lounge?

I'm telling you 100% success rate.

In the case of an agent just so happening to eventually meander away from their post into the lounge and across the pesky moat filled with sharks that you've managed to swim through and dodge to the climb up the walls into the glorious Airport castle----In the event they spot you at the bar enjoying an onslaught of complimentary premium-aged single malt Scotch or enjoying the bouquet of double Brandy poured neat ----just make confident eye contact, smile, hold your wallet up in the air and exclaim that you found it in an endearing "Silly me!" form of fashion. You'll just look like you found your wallet and then decided to stay for another drink since before hopping on your flight.

If you want the perks of the lounges without the expensive annual fees and you don't feel guilty about fudging the airport system a little, I recommend these proven strategies.

Awesome Travels.

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IS the Qassim access point not accepting people to pass to reach the airport 19/10/2026

Landing at 6.25pm and my next coach is at 7.30 pm. Is this time is enough to catch this bus? Next bus is at 10pm .

I will be having only 1 backpack and i am British Passport. So if I can get through the e gates then its all fine???

Any recent experience or if you can let me know how far is coach Bay from arrival exit. This is my first time in Luton..

Not been abroad for a while. Sat in Malaga Airport and find it a little annoying how many seats are taken up with people's hand luggage? I find it very selfish and rude. It's the same as trains and buses I guess but you haven't paid for the seat? Do so many people feel self entitled??

So to keep it somewhat short... I'd really like to pursue some kind of work in aviation.

Some background on me is I like traveling and always loved flying on planes when I was little. I remember I also loved playing Flight Simulator X around that same time of my life.

Fast forward to about last year when I started playing MSFS 24 and I fell in love with flying all over again and I've beem frequent on that sim pretty much every day for months.

I went to Los Angeles a few months ago and took two days out of my visit to spot at LAX and I have never done it before until then and I sat outside In-N-Out pretty much all afternoon on both days. I think that moment I realized this is a niche interest i want to make into a full on hobby or potential career.

Only dilemma is I don't necessarily want to be a flight attendant but I'd like to do something airport side because I'm interested in the ops of it all I think but I also don't know if I want to do ground work (I'd have too much anxiety of potentially being sucked into an engine and in general I don't like to work outdoors). I've typically found that there's not a whole lot of openings available if you're wanting to start somewhere but I know I could be wrong.

Any ideas or suggestions?

If it's any help my local airport is KMCO