5.5 hours at SEA

The message <canwine-E25E3A.05561602122003@news.vf.shawcable.net>
from Not the Karl Orff <canwine@nome.com> contains these words:

> > Any 'pay' lounges available.?

> I think you can pay to use the NW lounge, or any of the other airline
> ones (other than BA's), but the money is better spent on beer outside.

The lounge is for the wife! I'm going for the beer! };-)))

The message <a3QE3rBMuMz$EAsL@perry.co.uk>
from Roland Perry <roland@perry.co.uk> contains these words:

> Airside or landside? I was pleasantly surprised by the public facilities
> airside when flying internally with Alaska. That terminal is attached to
> the concourse, I think, others may require a train ride. Had a wifi
> hotspot ($6-ish an hour). Bliss :-)

Hopefully airside Roland... :-))

The message <6vfpsvks8ovimhfbkdr98hg92h41iq4sqe@>
from Mad Monks <terence@notmail.com> contains these words:

> At any rate,let me know when you are passing through SEA. Might be
> able to get you into the NW lounge as a KL PE.

Coming back on the 14th. April ...my email is valid......I'll let you
know my itinerary...

In article <2003120218023566937@zetnet.co.uk>,
Joe Curry <ability@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
>The message <a3QE3rBMuMz$EAsL@perry.co.uk>
>from Roland Perry <roland@perry.co.uk> contains these words:
>
>> Airside or landside? I was pleasantly surprised by the public
>> facilities airside when flying internally with Alaska. That
>> terminal is attached to the concourse, I think, others may
>> require a train ride. Had a wifi hotspot ($6-ish an hour).
>> Bliss :-)
>
>Hopefully airside Roland... :-))

Well, that's where the microbrew pub is . . . you can send an
update to travel.uk.air whilst you knock back your pint ;-)

Angela

The message <bqio1q$qps$1@news.ox.ac.uk>
from agilham@comlab.ox.ac.uk (Angela Gilham) contains these words:

> >Hopefully airside Roland... :-))

> Well, that's where the microbrew pub is . . . you can send an
> update to travel.uk.air whilst you knock back your pint ;-)

Pints Angela! :]))