Airport Lounges come in many forms - First Class, Business Class, paid-entry, Priority Pass, American Express and many more. Here are our reviews of First Class Lounges.
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This tier one lounge offers everything from daybeds to a day spa. Better yet, if your frequent flyer card shines like Diamond, Platinum or Emerald, you can stop by even if flying Economy.
With Oman Air set to join the oneworld Alliance by the end of 2025, we step into Oman Air’s flagship Business and First lounge in Muscat for a preview of what Qantas Frequent Flyers can expect.
Home to private cabanas with a separate room just for Champagne, The Wing is well worth an early arrival when you have access to its First Class section.
This lounge is a favourite of many frequent flyers, and it’s easy to see why. It’s also a savvy alternative for Platinum-grade members travelling on other oneworld airlines, including Qantas.
With a relaxing ambience and tasty Asian-fusion dishes, the Qantas Singapore First Lounge is the perfect way to wrap up a visit to The Lion City.
One of Europe’s busiest airports feels a whole lot quieter when you have a lounge to enjoy. And as it happens, a Qantas Gold or Platinum card can get you inside.
Step inside one of the most fascinating and exclusive lounges in the entire world. Getting inside requires either VIP-level airline status or a ticket in BA First. But nobody said you had to pay full fare…
This certainly isn’t Heathrow’s fanciest First Class Lounge, but the à la carte dining hits the spot. It’s also one of the many options available to Qantas Platinum members flying from Terminal 3.
This is, perhaps, the quietest lounge at LAX. After all, only a First Class ticket or an invitation-only frequent flyer card can get you inside.
Qantas Platinum frequent flyers and First Class passengers travelling on a oneworld flight out of Tokyo Haneda have plenty to look forward to in Japan Airlines’ flagship First Class lounge.
This isn’t Emirates’ newest and fanciest lounge, but it’s still a pleasant place to await your flight – most often, in peace and quiet.
Most passengers flying with a Star Alliance carrier are funnelled through to the lounge on the right. But for a select few, the left end of the corridor unlocks a private pocket to unwind.
