Category Archives for "Lounge Reviews".
A relaxed flight with Air France brought us to tropical Mumbai, where we had a long layover of about 6 hours before our IndiGo flight to Kolkata. Despite having to go to Terminal 1, we visited the Aviserv… Continue Reading
The Maldives has just one airport, with several lounges. We visited the Moonimaa Lounge at Velana International Airport (MLE) using our Priority Pass. While not the most extensive lounge we’ve experienced,… Continue Reading
InsideFlyer Norway Editor, Martin Damm Laupstad, had the chance to take a look at Qatar Airway’s Al Safwa First Class Lounge – this is his review: After spending a few hours in the Al Mourjan… Continue Reading
In order to qualify for my British Airways Executive Club Bronze status, I needed to complete two BA-operated flights. For this, I decided to book a same day return from Amsterdam to London Gatwick. This… Continue Reading
After a longhaul flight, a shower is often a great way to refresh. Especially if you’re heading straight to a meeting after arrival, or if you cannot check into your hotel room yet. Flights from… Continue Reading
Following an enjoyable stay in Dubai, it was time to head home. After trying the Meet and Greet Service from Marhaba on arrival, I got the chance to experience the Departure Service before my flight back… Continue Reading
Emirates operates from Terminal 3 at its hub Dubai International Airport. Divided over three concourses – A, B and C – the dedicated infrastructure for Emirates and Qantas is huge. In all… Continue Reading
Our good friend and InsideFlyer Germany Editor, Steffen, had the chance to check out the new SWISS lounges in Zurich. Here are his impressions: After almost a year of renovation, the new SWISS lounges… Continue Reading
As part of my trip from London to Bangkok, I spent two layovers in Amman – on one leg for around 6 hours. This gave me plenty of opportunity to review the Royal Jordanian Crown Class (business class)… Continue Reading
At Dubai Airport, there are two companies which offer pay-per-use lounges and meet and assist services, regardless of airlines or class of travel: Marhaba and the Dubai International Hotel. During a previous… Continue Reading