Which lounge to pick at every airport: access rules, amenities and the differences between terminals and halls.
At LaGuardia, Terminal B concentrates almost all the offer, with three lounges designed for holders of a Capital One, American Express or Chase...
At Madrid-Barajas you choose the lounge in two moves: first the terminal, then the zone. Almost all the lounges, in fact, serve either Schengen or...
At Gatwick the first choice isn't between individual lounges but between North Terminal and South Terminal, since each has its own No1 Lounges...
At Charlotte, almost every concourse has an American Airlines lounge, from the historic Admirals Club in Concourse B to the grab-and-go format of...
At Detroit Metro, almost all the lounges belong to Delta, which fills the McNamara Terminal with several nearly identical lounges. Those flying...
Anyone passing through Mexico City airport with Priority Pass is spoilt for choice, while those flying Aeroméxico have far fewer options. The...
At Heathrow the right question is not which lounge is the best, but which terminal you leave from. Each terminal has its own offering, with the...
Few airports offer as many lounges as Hanoi's, split between the domestic and international terminals: some are open with Priority Pass or for a...
At Frankfurt choosing a lounge starts with one question: are you flying Lufthansa or not? In Terminal 1 almost all the lounges carry the German...
At JFK the lounges change from one terminal to the next, with different airlines and different rooms, so choosing a lounge starts with the...
In Palma de Mallorca, the right lounge depends on the module you're departing from: non-Schengen in Module C and Module A, Schengen in zone B. All...
In Minneapolis-St Paul, the choice almost always starts with the same question: fly with Delta or not. The airline runs three lounges in the same...
In Hyderabad almost all the lounges are run by Encalm, with a different offer for each zone of the terminal, plus a flag carrier's lounge for...
Jeju doesn't have many lounges, but choosing between the two available is not as obvious as it seems. Anyone with Priority Pass or an American...
Choosing the right lounge at Taoyuan is simpler than it looks, if you start from your own airline and departure terminal. Between lounges reserved...
Incheon has no shortage of lounges, but they are scattered across two terminals and a satellite and serve very different passengers. The short...
At Philadelphia, American Airlines dominates with four different lounges, from the refined Flagship Lounge in Terminal A-West to the more...
At New Chitose, Sapporo's airport, most lounges are reserved for holders of a specific credit card or a JAL or ANA status, the two airlines of...
In Brisbane the lounges split clearly between the domestic terminal, dominated by Qantas and Virgin Australia, and the international one, where...
At Arlanda, choosing a lounge depends above all on two things: your own card or access programme, and the terminal you are departing from. Between...
At Sydney's international terminal the right lounge depends more on the time of the flight than on your card. Several airline lounges operate in...
