Aeroméxico changes VIP lounge access rules, senators seek explanation
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Senators Martha Lucía Mícher and Malú Mícher say Aeroméxico altered the conditions for entering its Salones Premier, limiting access to certain credit‑card holders and One Day Pass members starting 1 September 2026.
Senators' concerns
Senator Martha Lucía Mícher accused Aeroméxico of suspending access to its Salones Premier for frequent flyers and said she will request a Senate meeting with the airline’s leadership to clarify the changes.
Senator Malú Mícher said Aeroméxico implemented a drastic cut in VIP room access on 1 September 2026, noting that purchase of Premier Class tickets or elite frequent‑traveller status no longer guarantees entry for domestic flights.
Aeroméxico policy
Aeroméxico announced on its website that from 1 September 2026 the conditions for accessing Salones Premier changed, allowing entry only for American Express Aeroméxico, Inbursa Aeroméxico cardholders and One Day Pass members.
The airline’s new policy states that access to VIP rooms on domestic flights is now restricted to passengers with American Express or Inbursa‑Aeroméxico credit cards.
Aeroméxico also indicated that access is limited to international flights or to holders of American Express or Inbursa cards.
What's still unclear
Sources differ on the senator’s first name (Martha Lucía vs. Malú) and on whether One Day Pass members are included in the new access criteria; razon.com.mx lists One Day Pass members, sdpnoticias.com does not, and razon.com.mx mentions only international flights or cardholders.