Can active duty military get into airport lounges?
U.S. military personnel traveling in uniform can access domestic and international American Airlines Admirals Club locations, with the exception of the Airspace Lounge in San Diego (SAN) and the JAL Sakura Lounge in Honolulu (HNL).
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The Bob Hope USO at LAX welcomes Active Duty Military, Guards, Reserves, and their dependent family members with valid military ID and current boarding pass during our hours of operations (MONDAY-FRIDAY FROM 7 AM - 9PM) Military Retirees and their dependents are welcome to visit on a space available basis, operations ...
The Bob Hope USO at LAX welcomes Active Duty Military, Guards, Reserves, and their dependent family members with valid military ID and current boarding pass during our hours of operations (MONDAY-FRIDAY FROM 7 AM - 9PM) Military Retirees and their dependents are welcome to visit on a space available basis, operations ...
Access: To use USO facilities, you need to have a current Active Duty, Guard, Reserve or Dependent ID card. We also accept military retiree ID cards if space is available. For reference though, VA issued ID cards or driver's licenses with Veteran shown on the card do not fall into the above categories.
Loyalty membershipAccess to United lounges is primarily available to United Club members, United Polaris business class customers, Star Alliance Gold members and other eligible travelers.
You can stay overnight and sleep at 24-hour airport lounges, as long as they don't have any rules on how long you stay. Many airport lounges close at night or limit access to just a few hours before your flight. Go to your airport lounge program's website to review hours and rules at the lounge you want to visit.
Other methods of military airport lounge access include: United Club: Free access to active duty military members and their families taking a United operated flight on the same day. Present your military ID (or be in uniform), boarding pass, and sponsoring documentation. American Airlines Admirals Club: Free access.
Military Airport Lounges: The USOThese lounges are open to currently serving military members and their families with unexpired ID cards and feature internet access, sleeping areas, small libraries, mini-theaters, snacks, and other services that vary depending on location.