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American Airlines opens lounges to American Express card holders
American Express card holders who use Platinum or Centurion cards now have access to American Airlines' Admirals Club lounges worldwide, including those at Mineta San Jose International Airport and San Francisco International.
The Airport Club Access Program means that fliers with those cards can use any of 44 American lounges while traveling. Amex Platinum or Centurion members already have access to several other airline lounges, including Continental, Delta and Northwest.
To use the lounges, card members must show their card, an ID (driver's license, passport) and ticket showing that they are traveling that day on the corresponding carrier. Spouse and children, or up to two traveling companions, can accompany the card member.
American Express card holders who use Platinum or Centurion cards now have access to American Airlines' Admirals Club lounges worldwide, including those at Mineta San Jose International Airport and San Francisco International.
The Airport Club Access Program means that fliers with those cards can use any of 44 American lounges while traveling. Amex Platinum or Centurion members already have access to several other airline lounges, including Continental, Delta and Northwest.
To use the lounges, card members must show their card, an ID (driver's license, passport) and ticket showing that they are traveling that day on the corresponding carrier. Spouse and children, or up to two traveling companions, can accompany the card member.
