Airport lounges promise respite from the sad public seating at the gates and the unhealthy diet offerings of the terminal food courts. But of course, at a premium price. All week long at Jaunted we will be detailing what it costs to lounge at the best international airline lounges, because the domestic offerings that we featured last week got us dreaming of much, much more. Got any suggestions or tips? Let us know.
British Airways Lounges Keep reading after the jump for more peeks at club perks.
· How Much: British Airways has a few lounges to choose from, depending on your ticket price and status as a frequent flier. To access the premier First Lounges, you'll need to be booked on a first-class flight. The entrance fee for entering the Galleries is of course a ticket in a First or Club World seat, or status as a Gold Executive Club member. Finally, there are the Terraces, where you can get in with First, Club World, or Club Europe credentials, as well your membership card proving your Gold or Silver Executive Club status.
· Internet Access: The Internet is free and wireless, thanks to service from BT Openzone, although getting work done in the lap of luxury will be a challenge.