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Emirates’ lounge at Los Angeles airport

The Emirates Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport represents a $6.2 million investment on the part of the airline, to provide an experience of seamless luxury and comfort to its premium customers.

Dubai — Emirates, a global connector of people and places, on Thursday celebrated the opening of its 37th dedicated lounge for First Class and Business Class customers as well as Platinum and Gold members of Emirates Skywards, the airline’s frequent flyer program, at Los Angeles International Airport.

The Emirates Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport represents a $6.2 million investment on the part of the airline, to provide an experience of seamless luxury and comfort to its premium customers.

The grand opening was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended among others by Mohammed Mattar, Emirates’ divisional senior vice president airport services, and Barry Rondinella, director of operations from Los Angeles World Airports.

“Our third dedicated airport lounge in the US underpins our commitment to providing our premium customers with a great travel experience, and delivering on the high standards they have come to expect from Emirates. A nod to the Golden Age of air travel, the new lounge design is inspired by the understated luxury of our lounges in Dubai’s Concourse A, and is reflective of the discerning tastes of our premium customers,” said Mohammed Mattar.  

— business@khaleejtimes.com