In August, Lufthansa Group officially opened its brand-new premium lounge at Newark Liberty International Airport’s Terminal B. The new lounge features a modern and spacious design across more than 6,300 square feet, with space for about 165 guests, a 25 percent increase in capacity from the previous lounge.
The lounge caters specifically to Lufthansa Group’s first-class, business-class, HON and Senator passengers. Customers from other Lufthansa Group airlines that serve Newark Liberty International Airport, such as Austrian Airlines and SWISS, also have access to the new lounge.
Two multifunctional private rooms; a bistro offering a rotating menu of fresh, local food; a private dining section for first-class passengers and HONs; and Skyline Bar serving craft beer on tap, wines, cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages also grace the space.
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