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Currently, the Lufthansa Group airlines fly 75 times a week from Leipzig/Halle Airport to destinations in Germany and Europe. Therefore, it's only natural that there is also a Lufthansa Business Lounge at Leipzig/Halle Airport. I visited it on my way to Frankfurt and would like to briefly introduce it in a lounge review.
Air Canada operates a total of three airport lounges at Toronto-Pearson Airport (YYZ) - one for international destinations, one for domestic destinations and one for flights to the USA. On our way to Seattle, we visited the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge Toronto Transborder. You can find out how we spent our time there and what the lounge had to offer in the review.
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge at Nuremberg Airport was renovated just in fall 2016. The combined Senator and Business Lounge now features the Group-wide design and offers 350 square meters of space for relaxation and work. Find out whether a visit is really worth it in our lounge review.
The SWISS Lounge at Chicago O'Hare Airport was newly renovated in 2011. Access is available to HON Circle members, Miles & More Senators, Star Alliance Gold members, Miles & More Frequent Travelers, and First and Business Class passengers. Find out whether the trip to the lounge is worth it in this review.
The Aegean Business Lounge Thessaloniki is located at the end of the departure gates at Thessaloniki Airport, after passing through security. One of the biggest advantages is direct boarding from the lounge for any flight within the Schengen area. I think the design is extremely successful. The interior designer was inspired by a film set when selecting the furniture.
The Lufthansa Group flies more than 20 times a day from Leipzig/Halle Airport to destinations in Germany and Europe. It's only fitting, then, that there's also a Lufthansa Senator Lounge in Leipzig/Halle. On my way to Munich, I found it completely renovated and would like to briefly introduce it in this lounge review.
With Austrian Airlines you can reach many destinations in Eastern Europe via the hub in Vienna. Senators of the Lufthansa Group and Star Alliance Gold status holders can spend their time before departure in one of the two lounges. I stop off in the Austrian Airlines Senator Lounge Vienna at the F gates.
The new Terminal 2 satellite at Munich Airport has been in operation since April 26. Lufthansa offers travelers five new lounges in the new surroundings: a First Class Lounge and two Business and Senator Lounges, one in the Schengen and one in the non-Schengen areas. This review presents the Lufthansa Senator Lounge Munich K11 (Schengen Satellite).
The Lufthansa First Class Terminal in Frankfurt sets the standard for luxury travel. Away from regular terminal operations, it offers a unique combination of exclusive service, first-class catering, and private access to the aircraft. From relaxed check-in to enjoying the finest food and beverages – every moment here is unforgettable. Discover why this terminal is one of the highlights for first-class travelers worldwide.
The Lufthansa First Class Lounge Frankfurt B is an exclusive retreat for first-class travelers at Frankfurt Airport. In this lounge review, you'll learn everything about the location, access, amenities, and culinary offerings of this luxurious lounge.
