Seattle’s Priority Pass Lounges Make $12 Million Profit—While Heating Omelets On An Office Filing Cabinet
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Seattle’s two Priority Pass lounges made about $12 million in profit last year. But a February audit by their own operator found one serving roughly 1,000 guests a day with breakfast omelets heated in a microwave perched on an office filing cabinet and no dedicated food preparation sink.
Priority Pass pays about $24 per visit, while food and drinks cost just $3.54 per guest. The Port of Seattle collects the profit, and the company that owns Priority Pass also owns the operator paid to run the l
Priority Pass pays about $24 per visit, while food and drinks cost just $3.54 per guest. The Port of Seattle collects the profit, and the company that owns Priority Pass also owns the operator paid to run the l
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