New Aegean Business Lounge Larnaca

Aegean Airlines has completely redesigned its Business Lounge – and the results are impressive. With its spacious seating areas, modern design, and significantly improved dining options, the new lounge stands out noticeably from the previous standard. In this review, we'll show you what to expect in the new Aegean Business Lounge Larnaca.

Just in time for the start of the 2024 summer season, Aegean Airlines has opened its new Business Class lounge at Larnaca Airport in Cyprus. By moving to a more modern and spacious area, the airline is responding to the steadily growing number of passengers. Anyone familiar with our review of the old lounge will know that an upgrade was long overdue - especially in terms of space and comfort.

Where is the new Aegean Business Lounge Larnaca located?

Unlike its predecessor, the new Aegean Business Lounge Larnaca is no longer located directly at the entrance to the security area, but at the opposite end of the terminal building. More precisely, it is centrally located between gates 29 and 48 in the immediate vicinity of the departure gates. This saves valuable time when boarding later, as the entire duty-free area no longer has to be crossed, as was the case with the old lounge. This makes it much easier to plan your stay in the lounge.

The new lounge extends over 345 square metres and offers an unobstructed view of the apron thanks to its location. The Aegean Business Lounge is well signposted and open daily from 03:00 to 21:00.

Who has access to the new Aegean Business Lounge Larnaca?

The new Aegean Business Lounge in Larnaca is open to all passengers travelling with Aegean Airlines or another Star Alliance airline in Business Class or who have Miles+Bonus Gold status. Holders of Star Alliance Gold status also benefit from lounge access and have the option of bringing a guest with them.

How is the new Aegean Business Lounge Larnaca equipped?

The new Aegean Business Lounge in Larnaca represents a real quantum leap compared to the old lounge. A spacious room with various zones and an extensive window front opens up directly behind the reception area, offering a fantastic view of the apron. At first glance, the seating area appears at least three times larger than before - a noticeable upgrade for Business Class passengers and Miles+Bonus Gold members. To the right of the entrance, blue leather armchairs invite you to linger. They are each equipped with a reading lamp, a small table and easily accessible power sockets.

In the centre of the room, light sofas create an open atmosphere, while the left-hand area with large tables and chairs or stools is more for eating. Further back, a long bench runs along the left-hand wall under a large screen. The centre is dominated by comfortable brown armchairs that offer an optimal view of the apron. On the right, a high table with bar stools completes the offer for those who prefer to sit a little higher.

Practical: the lounge has lockers for hand luggage, a separate toilet and free Wi-Fi. Almost every seat has its own power socket and USB-A ports for charging smartphones and tablets.

What can I eat and drink in the new Aegean Business Lounge Larnaca?

The new lounge not only impresses with its generous amount of space, but also with its varied culinary offering. A total of three buffets are available to guests.

During our visit on a Friday lunchtime, the main buffet offered a varied selection of hot and cold dishes. These included chicken souvlaki, a creamy mussel risotto, vegetarian sandwiches with vegetables and tahini and pork sheftalia, a traditional Cypriot sausage speciality. Vegetarians also got their money's worth, for example with souvlaki made from vegetables and halloumi. The cold buffet was complemented by fresh baguettes with tomato salsa, various salads, cold cuts and cheeses. The sweet conclusion was a sumptuous dessert buffet with cakes and pastries.

One of the two drinks buffets was located at the window front with an impressive selection of branded spirits, including Flying Goose vodka, 12-year-old Chivas Regal and the aromatic Greek liqueur Chios Mastiha. Two types of red and white wine and sparkling wine in piccolo bottles were also available. Greek beer was also available, albeit somewhat hidden among the soft drinks. The selection of non-alcoholic drinks was impressive. In addition to classics such as Coca-Cola, Sprite, iced tea and tonic water, the lemonades from Three Cents, such as the Aegean Tonic and the Ginger Beer, stood out in particular. A fully automatic coffee machine was available for the preparation of various coffee specialities.

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