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An airport lounge is a lounge owned by a particular airline (or jointly operated in the case of an alliance). Many offer private meeting rooms, phone, fax, wireless and Internet access and other business services, along with provisions to enhance comfort such as free drinks and snacks. At lounges, passengers will also find more comfortable seating, quieter environments and better access to customer service representatives than in the airport terminal.
Access to lounges Access to airport lounges may be obtained in several ways. In Australia, Canada, and the United States, a common method to gain access is by purchasing an annual or a lifetime membership, while in Asia and Europe this is usually impossible. Membership fees are sometimes discounted for elite members of an airline's frequent flyer program, and may often be paid using miles. Certain high-end credit cards associated with an airline, such as the Delta Reserve Credit Card and the United MilagePlus Club card (formerly the Continental Presidential Plus card), include membership to the lounges for as long as one owns the card. Lounge access can also be attained with an airline status card which is common in Europe. The top frequent-flyer levels often offer access to any of an airline's lounges or partner airlines' lounges, when traveling in any class of travel on any of the partner airlines (usually it is required for the cardholder to be booked on one of the carrier's flights within the next 24 hours). Most airlines also usually offer free lounge access to anyone in their international or transcontinental premium cabins (first class or business class) on their days of travel. Independent programs such as Priority Pass offer access to selected airline lounges for an annual fee, while Airport Angel, Red Dot Lounges and Go Simply offer prebookable access without need for membership. Premium credit and charge cards such as Diners Club International, American Express Platinum and Centurion Card charge cards, and the Morgan Stanley i24 Card, offer lounge programs for members. As of 2008 the American Express Platinum (in some countries) and Centurion charge cards, Morgan Stanley i24 card and the RBS Black Card include Priority Pass membership. American Express also offers access to lounges belonging to partner airlines when flying with those airlines. Some banks like HSBC now offer a lounge access program for premium clients. Generic lounges operated by private companies, such as Servisair, also exist. Inviting passengers from any airline, most only offer day passes, but some also offer yearly and lifetime memberships. What lounges offer The VIP lounge-2 of Zia International Airport, now known as Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Besides offering more comfortable seating, lounges usually provide complimentary non-alcoholic beverages and light snacks such as fruit, cheese, soup, pastries and breakfast items. In the United States and Canada nearly all domestic lounges offer an open bar for domestic beer, house wine and well liquor, with premium beverages such as imported beer, top-shelf liquor, high end wines and champagne available for purchase. In US states where open bars are prohibited by law (such as Massachusetts), non-premium beverages may be sold at a token rate (e.g. $1 per drink). Other amenities typically include flight information monitors, televisions, newspapers, magazines, and business centers with desks, internet workstations, telephones, photocopiers and fax service. Complimentary wi-fi for patrons is also common. In Asia, Europe and the Middle East, lounges (especially those for First Class passengers) can be quite luxurious, offering an extensive premium open bar, full hot and cold buffet meals, cigar rooms, spa and massage services, fitness centers, swimming pools, nap suites and showers. First class lounges The lounges listed below are mostly considered Business Class Lounges. For many airlines, a First Class Lounge will also be offered to International First Class and top tier passengers. First Class Lounges are usually more exclusive and will feature extra amenities over Business Class that are more in line with the European/Asian concept of an airport lounge. In the few cases where an amenity is offered only in the Business Class Lounge, First Class passengers are permitted to use the Business Lounge if they wish. In any case, anyone with First Class Lounge access almost automatically has access to the Business Class Lounge such as if a traveling companion is not in First Class and cannot be brought into the First Class lounge as a guest though lounge agents may get confused when passengers choose to use a lesser amenity than they are entitled. In most cases, airlines will offer first class passengers a free pass to their standard airport club. Some airlines may also offer Arrival lounges for passengers to shower, rest, and eat breakfast after coming out of an overnight long-haul international flight. Further information Most major carriers have one or more lounges in their hubs and focus cities as well as in the major airports they serve. The major US airlines American (Admirals Club), Delta (SkyClub), United (United Club) and US Airways (US Airways Club) operate dozens of clubs, while smaller airlines like Alaska (Board Room) tend to only operate a handful of clubs in their hub and focus cities. Virgin America does not have any of its own lounges, but allows first class passengers to use a Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, where available. Many airlines outside North America and Australia do not sell lounge membership, reserving lounge access for elite frequent flyers and passengers in premium cabins. However, if one has a lounge membership in an airline in one of the three major airline alliances (Oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance), they will sometimes have access in the lounges of the other members of that alliances. A Qantas Club membership provides access to British Airways and American Airlines lounges since all three carriers are members of Oneworld. A member of the US Airways Club can also access lounges of Air Canada, Air New Zealand and United, as all are Star Alliance members. Sometimes even non-alliance members will have agreements to allow usage of each others lounges. Although Alaska Airlines operates just five Board Rooms, its members have access to Delta SkyClubs (and vice-versa). Board Room members cannot, however, access the lounges of other SkyTeam members, such as Aeroflot or Air France, which are accessible to SkyClub members. A similar arrangement also exists between Delta and Virgin Australia. The American Airlines Admirals Club was the first airport lounge when it opened at New York's La Guardia airport in 1939. Then AA President C.R. Smith thought that it would be a great tool for VIP passengers. Lounge systems and locations
| Airline / Lounge operator | Lounge name | Locations | | Aegean Airlines | Aegean Business Lounges | Athens, Larnaca, Thessaloniki[1] | | Aer Lingus | Gold Circle Lounge | Boston, Dublin, London Heathrow | | AeroMexico | Salon Premier | Canc n, Ciudad Ju rez, Chihuahua, Guadalajara, Hermosillo, M rida, Mexico City (4), Monterrey, Tijuana, Torre n | | Air Alg rie | Marhaba lounge | Algiers, Annaba, Barcelona, Beijing-Capital, Cairo, Constantine, Dubai, London-Heathrow, Montr al-Trudeau, Oran, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly | | Air Canada | Maple Leaf Lounge (Salon feuille d' rable) | Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, London Heathrow, Los Angeles, Montr al (3), Ottawa, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Regina, St. Johns, Toronto Pearson (3), Vancouver (3), Winnipeg[2] | | Arrivals Lounge (Salon d'arriv e) | London Heathrow[2] | | Air China | VIP Lounge | Beijing-Capital | | airBaltic | airBaltic Business lounge | Riga | | Air France | Salon Air France | Bangkok, Berlin Tegel, Bordeaux, Boston, Cayenne, Chicago O'Hare, Douala, Dubai, D sseldorf, Fort-de-France, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hong Kong, Houston Intercontinental, Johannesburg, Lagos, Los Angeles, Lyon, Montr al Trudeau, Munich, New York JFK, Noum a, Paris Charles de Gaulle (5), Paris Orly (3), Pointe- -Pitre, R union, Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco, S o Paulo Guarulhos, Stuttgart, Tokyo Narita, Washington Dulles, Zurich [3] | | Salon Affaires (Affaires lounge) | Paris Charles de Gaulle (2) | | Salon Arriv e (Arrivals lounge) | Paris Charles de Gaulle | | Salon La Premi re (Premiere lounge) | Paris Charles de Gaulle | | Air India | Maharaja Lounge | Chennai, London Heathrow, Mumbai, Hyderabad, New Delhi, New York JFK | | Air New Zealand | Koru Lounge (domestic) | Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Invercargill, Napier, Nelson, New Plymouth, Palmerston North, Queenstown, Tauranga, Wellington[4] | | International Lounge (international) | Auckland, Brisbane, Christchurch, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Los Angeles, London Heathrow, Melbourne, Nadi, Osaka, Papeete, Perth, Rarotonga, Sydney, Tokyo Narita, Wellington[5] | | Alaska Airlines | Board Room | Anchorage, Los Angeles, Portland, San Francisco, Seattle/Tacoma [6] | | Alitalia | Sale Freccia Alata | Catania, Chicago O'Hare, Milano Linate (2), New York JFK, Rome Fiumicino (5), Palermo, Turin, Venice[7] | | Sale Welcome | Milano Linate, Turin | | All Nippon Airways ANA | ANA SUITE Lounge(domestic) | Tokyo-Haneda | | ANA Lounge(domestic) | Tokyo-Haneda, Tokyo-Narita(ANA international flight arrival passenger sharing), Osaka-Itami, Fukuoka, Sapporo-Chitose | | Signet(domestic) | Nagoya-Chubu domestic terminal(Sharing), Sendai, Komatsu, Hiroshima, Matsuyama, Kumamoto, Miyazaki(Sharing), Kagoshima, Okinawa-Naha | | ANA SUITE Lounge(International) | Tokyo-Narita,[8] Tokyo-Haneda | | ANA Lounge(International) | Tokyo-Narita,[8] Tokyo-Haneda | | CLUB ANA Lounge(International) | Osaka-Kansai int'l terminal,[9] Nagoya-Chubu Int'l terminal(Star alliance sharing),[10] | | Arrivals Lounge(International) | Tokyo-Narita int'l terminal(ANA Domestic flight departure passenger sharing),[8] Tokyo-Haneda | | American Airlines | Admirals Club | Atlanta, Austin, Bogot , Boston, Buenos Aires, Caracas, Chicago O'Hare (2), Dallas/Fort Worth (4), Denver, Honolulu, Kansas City (closing July 31), London Heathrow, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Miami (2), Nashville, Newark, New York JFK (2), New York LaGuardia, Orange County, Panama City (closing June 30), Paris Charles de Gaulle, Philadelphia, Raleigh/Durham, Rio de Janeiro, San Diego, San Francisco, San Juan, Santiago, Santo Domingo (closing July 31), S o Paulo Guarulhos, St. Louis, Tokyo Narita, Toronto Pearson, Washington Dulles (closing July 31), Washington Reagan[11] | | Premium Lounge | Miami | | Flagship Lounge | Chicago O'Hare, London Heathrow, Los Angeles, New York JFK[12] | | Arrivals Lounge | London Heathrow[12] | | Asiana | OZ Club Lounge | Busan, Daegu, Gwangju, Jeju, Seoul Gimpo, Seoul Incheon | | Avianca | VIP Lounge | Bogot , Cali, Caracas, Barranquilla, Buenos Aires, Guayaquil, New York JFK, Madrid, Medellin, Quito | | Azerbaijan Airlines | VIP Lounge | Baku | | Blue Islands | Customer Lounge | Guernsey, Jersey, Southampton | | British Airways | Concorde Room | London Heathrow (T5A), New York JFK[13] | | Executive Club | Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston Intercontinental, Lagos, Rome Fiumicino[13] | | First Lounge | Boston, Chicago O'Hare, Houston Intercontinental, Newark, San Francisco, Seattle/Tacoma[13] | | Galleries Arrivals | London Heathrow (T5A)[13] | | Galleries Club | Brussels, Johannesburg, London Gatwick, London Heathrow (T3), London Heathrow (T5A) (2), Milan Linate, Munich, New York JFK, Philadelphia, Toronto Pearson, Vancouver, Washington Dulles[13] | | Galleries First | Johannesburg, London Gatwick, London Heathrow (T3), London Heathrow (T5A), New York JFK, Philadelphia, Toronto Pearson, Vancouver, Washington Dulles[13] | | Galleries lounge | Aberdeen, Amsterdam, Dubai, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London-Heathrow (T5B), Mumbai[13] | | Hong Kong lounge (shared with Qantas) | Hong Kong[13] | | Terraces Lounge | Athens, Atlanta, Berlin Tegel, Boston, Cape Town, Chicago O'Hare, D sseldorf, Geneva, Istanbul Atat rk, Jersey, Manchester, Milan Malpensa, Newcastle, Newark, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle/Tacoma[13] | | Cathay Pacific and Dragonair | Cathay Pacific First and Business Class Lounge | Bahrain, Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi, Frankfurt, Kuala Lumpur, London-Heathrow, Manila, Melbourne, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Penang, San Francisco, Seoul-Incheon, Taipei-Taoyuan, Tokyo-Narita, Vancouver [14] | | Dragonair and Cathay Pacific Lounge | Beijing-Capital, Shanghai-Pudong [14] | | G16 Lounge | Hong Kong [14] | | The Pier | Hong Kong [14] | | The Cabin | Hong Kong [14] | | The Wing | Hong Kong [14] | | The Arrival | Hong Kong [14] | | Caribbean Airlines | Club Caribbean | Port of Spain [15] | | China Airlines | Dynasty Lounge | Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Kaoshiung, Kuala Lumpur, Okinawa, San Francisco, Taipei Taoyuan(2), Tokyo Narita [16] | | China Southern Airlines | Sky Pearl Lounge | Beijing Capital (3), Changchun, Changsha, Chengdu, Chongqing, Dalian (2), Guangzhou (4), Guilin, Guizhou, Haikou, Hangzhou, Harbin, Kunming, Nanjing, Qingdao (4), Sanya, Shanghai Pudong, Shantou, Shenyang (2), Shenzhen, r mqi (4), Wuhan, Xiamen, Xi'an, Zhengzhou (2), Zhuhai [17] | | Copa Airlines | Copa Club (formerly Presidents Club) | Guatemala City, Panama City, Santo Domingo[18] | | Delta Air Lines | Delta Sky Club | Atlanta (8), Boston, Chicago O'Hare, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky, Dallas/Fort Worth, Detroit (4), Fort Lauderdale, Honolulu, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Los Angeles, Manila, Memphis, Miami, Milwaukee, Minneapolis/St. Paul (2), Nashville, Newark, New Orleans, New York JFK (4), New York LaGuardia (3), Orlando, Philadelphia, Portland OR, Raleigh/Durham, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco (2), Santiago, S o Paulo Guarulhos, Seattle/Tacoma, Tampa, Tokyo Narita (2), Washington Reagan, West Palm Beach[19] | | El Al | King David Lounge | London Heathrow, New York JFK, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Tel Aviv[20] | | Emirates | Emirates Lounge | Auckland, Bangkok, Beijing, Birmingham, Brisbane, Columbo, Delhi, Dubai (2), D sseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Johannesburg, Kuala Lumpur, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Manchester, Melbourne, Milan Malpensa [expected from 2012],[21] Mumbai, Munich, New York JFK, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Perth, San Francisco, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, Zurich[22] | | Ethiopian Airlines | Sheba Lounge | Addis Ababa | | Cloud Nine Lounge | Addis Ababa | | EVA Air | Evergreen Lounge | Bangkok, Hong Kong, San Francisco, Taipei | | Farajam Mehr Airport Business Services | Farajam First & Business Class Lounge | Tehran IKIA, Tehran Mehrabad | | Finnair | Finnair Lounge | Helsinki, Stockholm-Arlanda | | Frontier Airlines | Best Care Club | Milwaukee (Closing May 31)[23] | | Garuda Indonesia | Garuda Executive Lounge | Balikpapan, Denpasar/Bali, Jakarta-Soekarno-Hatta, Makassar, Manado, Medan, Padang, Palembang, Semarang, Singapore, Shanghai, Surabaya, Yogyakarta[24] | | Gol Transportes A reos | Smiles | S o Paulo-Guarulhos | | Gulf Air | Falcon Gold lounge | Bahrain, Dubai, London Heathrow[25] | | Hawaiian Airlines | Premier Club | Hilo, Honolulu (2), Kahului, Kona, Lihue, Los Angeles[26] | | Japan Airlines | Sakura Lounge | Tokyo Haneda & Narita, Nagoya, Osaka Kansai, Fukuoka, Sapporo-Chitose (domestic), Taipei-Taoyuan, Kaohsiung, Shanghai-Pudong, Seoul-Incheon, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Frankfurt, Honolulu,San Francisco, New York-JFK | | JAL First Class Lounge | Tokyo-Haneda & Narita, Frankfurt, New York-JFK | | Jet Airways | Jet Lounge | Bangalore, Brussels, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Newark | | Kingfisher Airlines | Kingfisher Lounge | Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, London-Heathrow, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Cochin | | Korean Air | Korean Air Lounge | Busan, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Daegu, Fukuoka, Gwangju, Hong Kong, Jeju, Los Angeles, Nagoya, New York JFK, Osaka Kansai, Seoul Gimpo, Seoul Incheon, Tokyo Narita | | LOT Polish Airlines | LOT Business Lounge | Warsaw[27] | | Lufthansa | Senator Lounge | Athens, Atlanta, Berlin-Tegel, Boston, Bremen, Cologne-Bonn, Dallas/Fort Worth, Detroit, Dresden, Dubai, D sseldorf, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hamburg, Houston, Leipzig, London-Heathrow, Milan-Malpensa, Mumbai, Munich, New York JFK, Newark, N rnberg, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Stuttgart, Washington-Dulles, Zurich[28] | | Business Lounge | Athens, Bangkok, Berlin-Tegel, BostoIn, Bremen, Cologne-Bonn, Detroit, Dresden, D sseldorf, Dubai, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hannover, Houston, Leipzig, London-Heathrow, Milan-Malpensa, Munich, New York JFK, N rnberg, Stuttgart, Washington-Dulles[29] | | First Class Lounge | Frankfurt (First Class Terminal and First Class Lounge (2)), Munich [29] | | Welcome Lounge | Frankfurt | | Malaysia Airlines | Golden Lounge | Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, Langkawi, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Penang, Singapore, Sydney, Perth | | Middle East Airlines | The Cedar Lounge | Beirut | No.1 Traveller
(Pay-in Lounge) | No.1 Traveller Lounge | London Gatwick (2), London Heathrow, London Stansted (2)[30] | | Olympic Air | CIP Lounge | Athens (2), Thessaloniki | | Pakistan International Airlines | CIP Lounge | Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta, Faisalabad | | Philippine Airlines | Mabuhay Lounge | Bacolod, Cebu (2), Davao (2), General Santos, Honolulu, Iloilo, Los Angeles, Manila (2), San Francisco[31] | Plaza Premium Lounge
(Pay-in Lounge) | Plaza Premium Lounge | Beijing, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Hyderabad, Johore, Kuala Lumpur, Muscat, New Delhi, Shanghai, Toronto, Vancouver [32] | | The Green Market (Lounge Concept) | Singapore [33] | | The Travelers' Lounge | Hong Kong [34] | | Porter Airlines | Porter Lounge | Ottawa, Toronto Billy Bishop (2) [35] | | Qantas | Qantas Club (Domestic) | Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Broome, Cairns, Canberra, Coffs Harbour, Darwin, Devonport, Emerald, Gladstone, Hobart, Kalgoorlie, Karratha, Launceston, Mackay, Melbourne, Perth, Port Hedland, Rockhampton, Sydney, Townsville[36] | | Domestic Business Lounge | Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney[37] | | International Business Lounge | Adelaide, Auckland, Bangkok, Brisbane, Darwin, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Perth, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo Narita, Wellington[38] | | International First Lounge | Bangkok, Brisbane, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Singapore, Sydney[39] | | Qatar Airways | Qatar Airways Premium Terminal | Doha | | Qatar Airways Premium Lounge | London Heathrow | | Royal Air Maroc | Le Casablanca Lounge | Casablanca[40] | | Royal Brunei Airlines | Sky Lounge | Bandar Seri Begawan[41] | | Royal Jordanian | Crown Lounge | Amman, Aqaba, Dubai[42] | | Saudi Arabian Airlines | Alfursan Lounge | Riyadh, Dammamm, Jeddah[43] | | Scandinavian Airlines System | Business Lounge | Brussels, Chicago O'Hare, Copenhagen (2), Gothenburg, Helsinki, London Heathrow, Newark, Oslo (2), Paris Charles de Gaulle, Stockholm (3)[44] | | Scandinavian Lounge | Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm | Servisair
(Pay-in Lounge) | Executive Lounge | Aberdeen, Amsterdam (2), Athens (2), Birmingham, Bristol, Calgary (2), Cardiff, Cologn/Bonn, Copenhagen, Cork, Dubai, Dublin, Durham Tees Valley, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Faro, Geneva, Glasgow, Graz, Hong Kong, Humberside, Inverness, Kingston, Kuala Lumpur, Liverpool, London Gatwick (2), London Heathrow (2), London Luton, Madrid, Manchester (3), Montego Bay, Montreal Trudeau, Newcastle, Vancouver (2) [45] | | Singapore Airlines | SilverKris Lounge | Adelaide, Bangkok, Brisbane, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, London Heathrow, Manila, Melbourne, Perth, San Francisco, Singapore (2), Sydney, Taipei[46] | | KrisFlyer Gold Lounge | Singapore[47] | | Sky Team | Sky Team Lounge | London Heathrow[48] | | South African Airways | Baobab Lounge | Cape Town, Johannesburg, London | | Cycad Premium Lounge | Cape Town, Johannesburg, London | | Star Alliance | Star Alliance Lounge | London Heathrow, Los Angeles, Nagoya, Paris Charles de Gaulle[49] | | TAM Airlines | VIP Dom stica | Curitiba, Florian polis, Recife, Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont [50] | | VIP Internacional | Asunci n, Buenos Aires, Caracas, Frankfurt, Lima, London, Madrid, Miami, Milan, New York, Orlando, Paris, Rio de Janeiro Gale o, Santiago, S o Paulo Guarulhos [50] | | TAP Portugal | Top Executive | Funchal, Lisbon, Oporto [51] | | Thai Airways International | Royal Orchid Lounge | Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Dhaka, Hat Yai, Hong Kong, Kathmandu, Khon Kaen, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Osaka Kansai, Phittsanulok, Phuket, Singapore, Surat Thani, Taipei, Ubon Ratchathani, Yangon[52] | | Turkish Airlines | Lounge Istanbul | Istanbul-Atat rk [53] | | United Airlines | United Club (formerly Continental President's Club and United Red Carpet Club) | Atlanta, Austin, Boston (2), Buenos Aires, Chicago O Hare (4), Cleveland, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver (2), Fort Lauderdale, Guam, Guatemala City, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Houston Intercontinental (5), Las Vegas, Los Angeles (2), Melbourne, Mexico City, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Newark (4), New York JFK, New York LaGuardia (2), Orange County, Orlando, Osaka Kansai, Panama City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland OR, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco (2), Santo Domingo, S o Paulo Guarulhos, Seattle/Tacoma (2), Tokyo Narita, Washington Dulles (3), Washington Reagan (2)[54] | | Global First Lounge | Chicago O'Hare, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, New York JFK, San Francisco, Tokyo Narita, Washington Dulles | | Arrivals Lounge | Chicago O'Hare, San Francisco, S o Paulo Guarulhos | | US Airways | US Airways Club | Boston, Buffalo, Charlotte (3), Greensboro, Hartford/Springfield, Los Angeles, New York LaGuardia, Philadelphia (3), Phoenix (3), Pittsburgh, Raleigh/Durham, Tampa, Washington Reagan[55] | | Vietnam Airlines | Vietnam Airlines Lounge | Da Nang, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Noi Bai, Tan Son Nhat[56] | | Virgin Atlantic Airways | Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse | Boston, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Newark, New York JFK, San Francisco, Tokyo Narita, Washington Dulles[57] | | Revivals Lounge | London Heathrow | | Virgin Australia | Virgin Australia Lounge | Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney[58] | References External links bg: de:Flughafenlounge el: V.I.P. ko: ms:Lobi lapangan terbang ja: pt:Lounge (avia o) vi:Ph ng ch s n bay
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