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Earlier today, I wrote about how British Airways is planning to launch its largest-ever schedule to the United States next summer. Part of this announcement included news that it’s doubling the number of weekly seasonal flights it offers to Miami International Airport (MIA) from seven to 14. Along with this increase in service, British Airways is adding a British Airways Lounge.
The lounge will encompass 12,973 square feet in Concourse E. This is going to be a large lounge that will supplement the lounges that American Airlines operates from its Florida hub. With two daily flights in the winter (both operated by Airbus A380 aircraft) there will be hundreds of eligible passengers to enjoy the new lounge.
This is not the first time that British Airways has operated a lounge at Miami International Airport (MIA). The airline had a location in Concourse D from 1999 to 2007. It planned to reopen a lounge in 2014, but moved its operations from Concourse D to E and scrapped those plans.
The new lounge will feature the design concept that British Airways has started rolling out across its openings and refreshes. The design centers around a central bar and features brass accents with burgundy velvet upholsteries. Access will be granted to passengers traveling in First and Club World (Business Class), those with eligible British Airways Executive Club or oneworld® elite status.
Anthony’s Take: American has a hub at Miami International Airport (MIA), but it’s in a different concourse from where British Airways has its operations.
(Image Credits: British Airways and Antonio Cuellar.)
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