AA Admirals Club – Washington DCA
The Admirals Club DCA, Concourse E, is the best American Airlines can squeeze out of their lounge DNA — modern, clean, functional. No luxury, no fine dining, but pleasantly civilized.
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Qantas First Lounge (SYD)
The Qantas First Lounge in Sydney isn't just a lounge – it's a statement. Perfectly curated, elegantly aged, with a blend of Australian laid-back charm and international luxury. Even those not flying would happily stay here.
American Airlines Flagship Lounge – Miami (MIA)
The AA Flagship Lounge Miami is a solid, functional refuge for the transatlantic traveler — no glamour, but spacious, well-equipped, and with an impressive self-service bar. As American as a lounge can get: a little loud, a little rough around the edges, but somehow likeable.
British Airways Lounge – Singapore (SIN)
The BA Lounge in Singapore does its job solidly: clean showers, fast Wi-Fi and an impressive gin selection lift it above average. Culinarily and atmospherically, however, it falls short of modern competitors like the neighbouring Qantas Lounge – quintessentially British-pragmatic.
Admirals Club (JFK)
The Admirals Club at JFK is functional and comfortable, offering solid basics, but it is outdated and by no means spectacular. Travelers who don't expect a premium lounge experience will find a quiet alternative to the gate area here. Passengers with access to the Flagship Lounges should opt for those instead.
New Lounge Review: American Airlines Flagship Lounge – Dallas/Fort Worth DFW
The Flagship Lounge in Dallas/Fort Worth impresses with a modern atmosphere, first-class food and beverage offerings, and comfortable rest areas and shower rooms. It's a real highlight for First Class travellers and frequent flyers who want to fully enjoy their pre-flight stay.
Admirals Club – Honolulu (HNL)
The Admirals Club in Honolulu offers a solid and functional environment for travelers — pleasantly quiet, with good Wi-Fi and comfortable seating. The food and drink selection is on the simpler side and covers the basics without wowing anyone. Overall, a good if unremarkable option for frequent flyers with the right access.
✈️ Lounge Review – British Airways Galleries Lounge, Philadelphia (PHL)
The British Airways Galleries Lounge in Philadelphia serves its purpose as a pre-flight retreat, but fails to impress with either modern design or an appealing food and beverage selection. For an international premium lounge, it lacks that certain flair – if you keep your expectations in check, you'll find a solid but uninspiring option here.
Premium Economy British Airways (BA)
British Airways Premium Economy (World Traveller Plus) offers good value for money on shorter long-haul routes, with comfortable seats, solid catering, and complimentary drinks. The entertainment system is outdated, which slightly dampens the overall impression. If you want to avoid Business Class prices, this is a solid choice.
Platinum Wing Helsinki (HEL)
The Finnair Platinum Wing in Helsinki impresses with an excellent restaurant (à la carte and buffet), very friendly service, and a unique sauna. An absolute highlight for Oneworld Emerald members and Finnair Platinum passengers that is definitely worth a visit.
British Airways Lounge Geneva (GVA)
The British Airways Lounge in Geneva impresses with its bright, pleasant atmosphere, a good selection of food and drinks, and practical amenities like power outlets at every seat and free Wi-Fi. A minor downside is that the toilets are publicly accessible in the hallway. Overall, it's well worth a visit before your flight.
North Lounge - Osaka Kansai (KIX)
The North Wing Lounge at Osaka Kansai Airport is a solid contract lounge with pleasant views of the apron and a decent food and beverage selection. It's sufficient for a short stay before your flight, but not worth an extra-early visit.
The Qantas Singapore Lounge (SIN)
The Qantas Lounge in Terminal 1 at Changi Airport impresses with plenty of space, a bright atmosphere, and a solid food and drink selection featuring regional specialties. The showers are modern, the toilets impeccably clean – a pleasant stay for Oneworld travelers in Business Class.
Malaysia Airlines Regional Lounge - Kuala Lumpur
The Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge Regional at Kuala Lumpur Airport impresses with its generous space, a striking view of the apron, and a diverse food and beverage selection. The lounge is a gem and is worth heading to the airport a bit earlier.
Iberia – Premium Lounge Velázquez Madrid Airport (MAD)
The Iberia Velázquez Lounge in Terminal 4S is a true gem – spacious, bright, and with a fantastic apron view. The Do&Co catering impresses with regional specialities and great service. If you can, arrive a little early and make the most of your time here.
New Trip Review Madrid to Lima - During Corona
As long as everything goes according to plan with Iberia, it's genuinely enjoyable. The cabin product and catering are at a good level, and the modern 1-2-1 layout ensures a relaxed flight experience. Depending on the route, Iberia is a recommended choice.
Iberia Business Class Amenity Kit
The Iberia Business Class amenity kit impresses with its remarkably extensive contents, despite its plain exterior. The red pouch contains all the essentials for the journey — from socks to dental care to hand cream, all stocked with branded products. The only thing missing from this otherwise thoroughly successful set is a pen.
American Airlines Business Class Amenity Kit
The American Airlines Business Class amenity kit by Cole Haan offers a solid, practical set of contents — from socks to dental care to lip balm. The mouthwash feels cheap, and the grey bag doesn't hold up to direct comparison with higher-end competitors. Overall a decent but unexciting kit.
Qatar Airways Business Class Amenity Kit
Qatar Airways offers a high-quality amenity kit by BRICS in Business Class that impresses with its good quality and more comprehensive contents. It comes in various colors and different variants for men and women. Other airlines could take a page out of their book.