Lounge Review

Our content on airport lounges across the World – reviews of lounges we’ve visited, previews and news on new lounges or upgrades. to current lounges, as well as ways to access airport lounges.

Our Most Read Lounge Review Stories

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Review: British Airways Lounge at Manchester Airport (Escape Airline and Cardholder Lounge)

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Hayyak Lounge Review – Riyadh (King Khalid International Airport)

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Aether: Manchester Airports New Private Terminal

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Review: Aether at Manchester Airport, is it worth it?

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American Airlines Arrivals Lounge, Heathrow Terminal 3 – Lounge Review

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American Airlines Arrivals Lounge, Heathrow Terminal 3 – Lounge Review

American Airlines Arrivals Lounge, Heathrow Terminal 3 – Lounge Review

The AA Arrivals Lounge at Heathrow T3 delivers. It's not fancy or clever, but what it does do really well is the basics: a hot shower, decent food and peace.

Review: Aether at Manchester Airport, is it worth it?

What's it like to travel through Aether? A few weeks after opening I took the plunge to see what Manchester's private terminal was actually like.

Review: British Airways Lounge at Manchester Airport (Escape Airline and Cardholder Lounge)

Aether, the new private Terminal at Manchester, is now bookable

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The British Airways Club: Goodbye Executive Club, hello big changes
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The British Airways Club: Goodbye Executive Club, hello big changes

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How to buy an equivalent to BA bronze status for £38 using your hotel status

How to buy an equivalent to BA bronze status for £38 using your hotel status
Hayyak Lounge Review – Riyadh (King Khalid International Airport)

Hayyak Lounge Review – Riyadh (King Khalid International Airport)

A review of the Hayyak Lounge, based in Terminal 3 at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.
Aether: Manchester Airports New Private Terminal

Aether: Manchester Airports New Private Terminal

Flying from Manchester Airport got a lot easier, if you're willing to spend a little bit more cash. They have resurrected (and re-designed) the former PremAir private terminal as the slightly-less-easy-to-pronounce Aether,