Two lounges, two atmospheres: while Delta Air Lines tightens access conditions to its catalogue Sky Club, Star Alliance is gradually opening the doors of its lounges to passengers of all classes. For the first time in Europe. After Rio De Janeiro, Buenos Aires and Los Angeles, it's now the turn of Rome Fiumicino to convert to the Pay-per-use. This means that alliance passengers whose class of travel does not include access to the airport lounge will now be able to take advantage of this option. The cost will be 45 euros for three hours of useand members of an affiliated loyalty programme will benefit...
Two lounges, two atmospheres: while Delta Air Lines tightens access conditions to its catalogue Sky Club, Star Alliance is gradually opening the doors of its lounges to passengers of all classes. For the first time in Europe. After Rio De Janeiro, Buenos Aires and Los Angeles, it's now the turn of Rome Fiumicino to convert to the Pay-per-use. This means that alliance passengers whose class of travel does not include access to the airport lounge will now be able to take advantage of this option. The cost will be 45 euros for three hours of useMembers of a Star Alliance member frequent flyer programme will receive a discount. Access can be pre-booked online via the Star Alliance website, subject to availability. The Star Alliance Roman Lounge can accommodate up to 130 guests.
" Whether you're leaving Rome after a business meeting or visiting the Colosseum, Sistine Chapel and Trevi Fountain, there's no better way to relax than in our elegant Star Alliance lounge at the airport. "says Christian Draeger, Star Alliance Vice President, Customer Experience. " We're delighted to make this experience available to even more passengers, by opening up paid access to our lounge at Fiumicino Airport. Pre-booking lounge vouchers is also easy, thanks to our simple online process. ".
