Delta Airlines Opens Its Most Exclusive Lounge at JFK Airport

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By Stephan Mann
Published June 27, 2024 6:03 AM EST

Delta Airlines has launched its most exclusive lounge at the John F. Kennedy International Airport, dedicated to travelers flying in the Delta One cabin. The Delta One lounge, opened yesterday, is an expansive 39,000-square-foot space designed to offer luxury and comfort to its elite passengers.

The new lounge, Delta's largest, boasts a high-end restaurant, a quick-bite bakery, and a walk-up food counter. For those looking to unwind, there's a full bar and a terrace with views of the airfield. It also offers unique amenities like complimentary spa treatments, including eye, hand, and arm therapies, and "recovery remedy," a 10-minute massage focusing on the shoulders, scalp, and temples.

In addition to the pampering, the lounge features eight shower suites with robes and slippers and a laundry service that steams clothes within minutes. For those needing to work, there are eight soundproof booths, ensuring a quiet environment. The lounge has a seating capacity for 515 guests, ensuring ample space for relaxation and productivity.

Their senior vice president of customer engagement and loyalty, Dwight James, emphasized the aspirational nature of the new lounge, stating, "This notion of premium that we talk about is also aspirational." The lounge's opening addresses overcrowding issues at Delta's other Sky Clubs, where long lines have been a common complaint. "I feel really confident that the line issue will be addressed once this lounge opens," James added.

The Delta One lounge will also cater to travelers with Delta's secretive, invite-only "360" status and those flying in equivalent cabins on partner airlines. A dedicated security checkpoint will be added by the fall, mirroring the service at Los Angeles International Airport for Delta One travelers. The airline plans to open additional Delta One lounges in Boston and Los Angeles later this year, with potential expansions in cities like Atlanta and Seattle.

With this launch, Delta aims to provide an exclusive and luxurious experience that sets it apart from competitors, hoping to attract more high-paying customers to its top-tier Delta One cabin.

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