Air France opens a new lounge at Los Angeles International Airport
On June 21, 2024, Air France will open a new lounge at Los Angeles International Airport, in the Tom Bradley terminal. Close to the boarding gates for the airline’s flights, this calm and cozy space is ideal for relaxing, having a bite to eat and enjoying the French travel experience offered by Air France as soon as you arrive at the airport, before boarding or between flights.
On June 21, 2024, Air France will open a new lounge at Los Angeles International Airport, in the Tom Bradley terminal. Close to the boarding gates for the airline’s flights, this calm and cozy space is ideal for relaxing, having a bite to eat and enjoying the French travel experience offered by Air France as soon as you arrive at the airport, before boarding or between flights.
To develop its dining offer in a more sustainable way, Air France favors local and seasonal produce. In addition, the airline pays particular attention to limiting food waste, selective sorting and recycling its catering services. Finally, water fountains and drinks dispensers are available to limit the consumption of single-use plastics.
Clarins spa treatment area, Air France’s partner in skin care expertise
This new lounge features a spa treatment area by Clarins, which has been an Air France partner for nearly 20 years. Clarins teams welcome Air France customers in two cozy cabins, offering a choice of three free facial treatments: "anti jetlag", "instant detox" and "illuminating eye-care". These mixed beauty rituals are designed to relax and relieve stress. With each treatment, Clarins' massage techniques combined with products rich in plant extracts guarantee total well-being for our customers.
Open from September 2024, every day from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Reservations can be made at the reception desk in the Clarins treatment area of the Air France lounge. La Première customers can also book this treatment by calling their dedicated number.
A private area dedicated to La Première guests
At the heart of the lounge, customers traveling in the La Première cabin now have a private area just for them. Designed in the same way as the La Première suites available on board, it offers a particularly comfortable, chic and made-to-measure layout. Bathed in soft light and with a privileged view of the runways, it can seat twelve guests and has its own dining area. In the Clarins area, La Première customers can also choose a "de-stress” treatment designed exclusively for them.
Essential spaces for everyone’s comfort
Flying Blue Ultimate customers also have access to an area entirely reserved for them, located close to the dining area. This exclusive alcove features large armchairs to make our customers feel at home.
Out of sight, another area is dedicated to relaxation and rest, in a more subdued atmosphere. There's also a work area with large ergonomic armchairs, and a closed-off cabin for making calls to ensure peace and quiet in the lounge.
The reception area is equipped with eligibility kiosks for easier access. There is also free Wi-Fi and numerous electric and USB sockets near the seats. For optimum well-being, shower cubicles are available throughout the day to freshen up. Finally, digital press is available on the Air France Play app.
This summer, Air France is offering up to 26 flights a week between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Los Angeles International Airport, including 21 operated with Boeing 777-300 ER aircraft equipped with La Première suites. Up to 5 flights a week also connect Los Angeles airport to Papeete (Tahiti).
