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.
Air France Lounges Keep reading after the jump for more peeks at club perks.
· How Much: Like most of the international airlines we've covered in our Airport Lounges series, Air France has several different lounges from which to choose. Those flying in L'Espace Première (First) or L'Espace Affaires (Business) will have access to all of them under the Air France brand, except the one First Class Lounge at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport which is for the spoiled First Class fliers only. Additionally, those who are lucky enough to be SkyTeam Elite Plus, Flying Blue Gold, or Club 2000 will be warmly welcomed into the lounges with a "bonjour" as well.
· Internet Access: The good old World Wide Web will be at your fingertips in most lounges, and thankfully access is free in the Departure Lounges, Arrival Lounges, and The Patio. No need to rely on the power of 3G and the iPhone here.