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Emirates unveils futuristic lounge down under

Daily news, 03 Apr 2008

DUBAI – Emirates Airline officially opened its new lounge at Brisbane International Airport Tuesday, unveiling the facility that offers a stunning 360 degree view and is the first airline lounge in Australia capable of boarding passengers directly to the aircraft, including the upper deck of the Airbus A380.

More than double the size of the previous one in Brisbane, the new Emirates Lounge can seat 172 guests - 106 in the lounge area, 56 in the dining, and 10 in the business centre - and is located adjacent to Gate 75 on the new northern concourse of Brisbane International Airport’s redevelopment.

The amenities in the lounge include recently-introduced massage chairs, comfortable leather armchairs sourced from Scotland, flat screen televisions, designer bathrooms with shower facilities, and a well-equipped business centre.

The lounge’s menu consists of complimentary hot and cold gourmet dishes in a choice of formal or informal seating. A complimentary full bar service, including champagne, is also available

The Brisbane lounge facilities are available to both First and Business Class passengers as well as Gold members of Skywards, Emirates’ frequent flyer program.

Emirates currently operates 49 flights per week to Australia, including a double-daily service to Sydney, Melbourne and Perth and a daily to Brisbane. From Australia, Emirates also operates 28 weekly flights into New Zealand - daily into Christchurch from Sydney and thrice daily into Auckland from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

 
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