Their frequent-flyer program is AAdvantage, part of Oneworld. I stopped flying it when they forfeited my 14k points in 2017.
Interestingly to note, the last Friday afternoon in May, I was in Dallas, every time I looked up at the skies, there was a Southwest plane. Never an AA.
The Amex Centurion lounge is bit disappointing: busy and small. The waiting list really defeats the purpose. There are bathrooms at the back for the waiting crowds. I understand that it is NOT Amex but the bathroom is dilapidated, dingy and dirty.
Its B737-700 took off and landed on time. The TPA is busy at 5am.
The Amex Centurion lounge @ IAH is bit disappointing: busy and small. The waiting list really defeats the purpose. There are bathrooms at the back for the waiting crowds. I understand that it is NOT Amex but the bathroom is dilapidated, dingy and dirty.
Getting the code (?) does help to beat the waiting list.
I wasn’t sure I would go. So when I got to the front desk, there was a waiting list. Bathrooms are available at the back of the alley and is dirty and dilapidated.
I think I’m ruined by the ATL one: as it happened, we went a few minutes after their opening day at 6am. It was high ceiling, new and spacious …
The bar tender said it’s busy as usual. One short counter against the wall is for the food, yogurt, fruits and hot eggs, bacons. Some strawberries shouldn’t be there at all.
Southwest Airlines Co. is headquartered in the Love Field neighborhood of Dallas, Texas. It is the fourth-largest airline in North America when measured by passengers carried, as of 2023. Int’l destinations are mostly south of US.