On August 20th, Air France reopened the doors of its lounge at Boston airport. The lounge now offers new areas and enhanced comfort for the airline’s customers in an elegant and relaxed setting.
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Designed to offer customers moments of peace and relaxation, the lounge is located in terminal E at Boston Logan International Airport. Dedicated to Air France Business and Flying Blue Elite Plus customers, it has a total surface area of over 550 m2 and seats 126. It also welcomes eligible customers from KLM and SkyTeam partner airlines. It is open daily from 8am to 11.30pm.
Created by Air France teams in collaboration with the agency SGK Brandimage, its design reflects the Air France style by highlighting its logo, the historic winged seahorse, and posters displaying its rich heritage.
It features Air France’s signature colours – shades of blue, luminous white and touches of red – for a refined, chic atmosphere. The use of oak wood and champagne metallic shades adds warmth and elegance to the whole space. The furniture has been carefully selected, with soft, enveloping shapes and meticulous finishes.
At the heart of the lounge, a catering area invites customers to enjoy a French-style culinary experience, in a warm and welcoming setting. The range of hot and cold, savoury and sweet dishes on offer changes throughout the day, and vegetarian options are also available.
To ensure a more sustainable approach, Air France favours local and seasonal produce in its catering offer. In addition, the airline pays particular attention to limiting food waste and to sorting and recycling its catering products. Finally, water fountains and drinks dispensers are available to limit the consumption of single-use plastic.
A new section dedicated to Flying Blue Ultimate customers
The Air France lounge now has a special area reserved for Flying Blue Ultimate customers. This private and exclusive space features four comfortable seats and guarantees comfort for everyone. A real private cocoon, it remains out of sight while offering easy access to all the lounge’s services.
Throughout the lounge, customers have plenty of comfortable seating to relax, work or eat. A new, more private relaxation area is also available, ideal for those with more time to spare before their flight. A new work area with large ergonomic seats is also available, as well as a dedicated enclosed quiet space for making phone calls.
For quick and easy access, the entrance to the lounge is equipped with eligibility kiosks. There are also TV screens and free Wi-Fi access. Several electric and USB sockets are available close to the seats. A digital press offer is also available on the Air France Press app.
This summer, Air France is operating up to 14 weekly flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Boston.
