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Have Klout, Will Travel: Cathay Pacific Offers Klout Perk at SFO
Last week, Klout announced "Klout for iPhone," and this week, the influx of app-based perks begins. Their first partnership is one we'd actually enjoy – if we were traveling internationally from SFO. The company that pioneered social media influence measurement has partnered with Cathay Pacific Airways to allow anyone with a score of 40 or over to show their Klout score at the door to enter the airline's First and Business Class Lounge.
This applies to any visitor traveling through the "A" boarding area at SFO's international terminal, even if they aren't a Cathay Pacific passenger.
Inside the lounge, you'll get access to the airline's signature noodle bar, workstations and showers, as shown in the video above.
Have you used this perk? What did you think?
This applies to any visitor traveling through the "A" boarding area at SFO's international terminal, even if they aren't a Cathay Pacific passenger.
Inside the lounge, you'll get access to the airline's signature noodle bar, workstations and showers, as shown in the video above.
Have you used this perk? What did you think?
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jon K May 16th 2012 4:08PM
if i have a (domestic, most likely) UA boarding pass, will they still let me through A security? i'll be at SFO in a week or so.
lolstebbo May 16th 2012 4:36PM
Nope. UA flies out of Boarding Areas F and G.
Jon K May 16th 2012 4:39PM
yeah, i was hoping they would just let me through if i told them why i wanted to get into the A side :D. alas.
McLean Robbins May 16th 2012 4:56PM
Jon,
We're querying our frequent SFO travelers over on Twitter, but the general consensus here is that there's no hard and fast rule about whether you can or can't get into the A terminal out of SFO. You'd have to ask at security. If we hear a definite yes or no, we'll be back with you soon!
Jon K May 16th 2012 5:07PM
ahh good to know. i will be watching this space, and barring a definite no, will report back with my experience next thursday. thanks again!
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