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· Beverages: No matter which lounge you visit, you'll be greeted with plenty of options to slake your thirst and hydrate for the flight ahead. The usual soft drinks, beers, wines, and champagne are available free of charge—we'll start with the champagne, please. Typical spirits are also available, and at the First Class Lounges the bartender will create any concoction just for you. Better make it a mimosa.
· Snacks: The Senator and Business Lounges offer salads, bread, cookies, crackers, and yes—Haribo gummi bears. Since this is a German airline, there's plenty of sausage options as well, because it's never too soon to start stuffing yourself with meat stuffed in casings. If you're doing the First Class thing, you'll be able to sit back and select something from the seasonal menu that's to your liking. Of course all the freshly prepared meals will be paired with a nice wine (or three), to get you fully ready for your trip across the globe.
· Other Amenities: All the lounges feature an assortment of business machines and office products, so there's no excuse not to get that report to your boss or those vacation pictures to your grandmother. First Class passengers flying from Frankfurt will actually be taken to the ritzy First Class Terminal, where they will go through their own security line quickly and discreetly. A personal assistant will guide through every step of the way and ensure that every need is met. Make sure you request a jacuzzi reservation, as there's two of them in the lounge. However, if you want a beauty treatment at the spa, you will have to pay a little extra for it; it's only fair.
· What To Watch Out For: There are plenty of Lufthansa lounges all over the world, so the right one for you shouldn't be hard to find. In addition to Frankfurt, First Class Lounges can be found in Zurich and Munich as well. If you're lucky enough to be in Frankfurt, be sure to swing by the new Tower Lounge, where you can take in a great view of the airfield from the fifth floor. When you're sick of watching, sit back and relax in one of three Sonic Chairs, designed to surround you with music and induce relaxation.

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[Photo of a first-class lounge in FRA: BangaloreAviation]