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Air France has officially reopened its redesigned lounge at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Post renovation, the space offers travelers a more elegant and relaxing environment with a dash of French sophistication in Terminal E.
The lounge spans around 5,920 square feet and seats 126 guests. It welcomes Air France Business passengers, Flying Blue Elite Plus members, eligible KLM passengers, and SkyTeam Elite Plus members. The lounge is open daily from 1:00 PM to 11:30 PM. It was developed by Air France in collaboration with SGK Brandimage. The design reflects the airline’s identity and incorporates the historic winged seahorse logo and travel posters celebrating its heritage. The refined ambiance combines Air France’s signature colors (shades of blue, white, and red) with oak wood and champagne metallic finishes for both warmth and elegance. Furnishings emphasize soft, inviting shapes and premium finishes for a comfortable experience.
In the center of the lounge is a dedicated dining area, where guests can enjoy a rotating menu of hot and cold dishes (including vegetarian options). The culinary offerings celebrate French gastronomy while incorporating local and seasonal ingredients. The lounge also features a bar with French wines, Champagne, spirits, local beers, craft cocktails, and mocktails prepared by an in-house bartender. Efforts to reduce food waste, promote recycling, and eliminate single-use plastics are found throughout the lounge.
For the first time, the Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) lounge includes a private section reserved for Flying Blue Ultimate customers. This exclusive space features four plush seats in a discreet setting while still offering direct access to the lounge’s full services.
Across the lounge, passengers can choose from a variety of seating areas tailored for work, dining, or relaxation. These include:
- A quiet relaxation area for longer layovers
- A new work zone with ergonomic seating
- An enclosed phone space for private calls
- Self-service kiosks for fast entry
- Free Wi-Fi, multiple power and USB outlets, and access to digital media via the Air France Press app
- Large TV screens complete the experience
This summer, Air France is operating up to 14 weekly flights between Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS).
Anthony’s Take: This lounge used to be awful. The new space looks much more modern and it’s great that Air France made the investment in Boston Logan International Airport (BOS).
(Image Credits: Air France.)
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