A new Air France lounge at Frankfurt airport

Air France has opened a new lounge at Frankfurt International Airport, in Terminal 3 inaugurated last April. The space, which operates daily from 5:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., is intended for eligible Air France Business passengers, Flying Blue Elite Plus members and eligible customers of KLM and SkyTeam airlines.

The lounge covers almost 500 square meters and offers about 120 seats, with panoramic views of the airport runways. The project, developed by Air France with MARKS Brandimage, takes up the company's identity through blue, white and red tones, French design furnishings and references to the carrier's history.

French cuisine and bar

At the center of the lounge is a dining area with almost 50 seats, where the menu changes throughout the day and includes sweet and savory proposals, vegetarian dishes, French wines and Champagne, as well as local craft beers. Air France also focuses on local and seasonal ingredients, reduction of food waste and separate collection of catering waste.

Spaces for relaxation and work

Passengers at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) can use several areas to rest, work or eat, as well as a more secluded relaxation area and a soundproofed cabin for more peaceful work. Flying Blue Ultimate members also have a dedicated area with more private seating. The lounge offers free Wi-Fi, electrical and USB outlets, information screens and digital access to newspapers and magazines via the Air France Press app. The opening strengthens Air France's presence in Frankfurt, where the airline operates up to five daily flights to Paris (Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport - CDG) in the summer season, with the possibility of continuing to the international network from the French hub.

By the Editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine