The Centurion Lounge welcomes American Express Platinum and Centurion card members flying any airline.
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With an Amex Centurion Lounge, the airport will offer a more premium experience to travelers flying with any airline.Located at 13 airports in the US and reserved exclusively for select American Express card members and their guests, the Centurion Lounge airport clubs are elegant retreats featuring a complimentary full bar, free hot meals designed by celebrity chefs, luxurious shower suites, and stylish seating and work areas with power outlets. There are currently nine Delta Sky Clubs, one American Admirals Club and one United Club at ATL, but you must be flying on those carriers or their partners to access those lounges. The airport currently only has one lounge ( The Club in the international terminal) that’s open to passengers flying on any airline. Get the latest travel news by signing up for TPG’s free daily newsletter. The issuer will receive two five-year lease renewal options at the city’s discretion. The finance committee of the Atlanta City Council reviewed a proposed ten-year lease to American Express for a dedicated lounge space at the airport in June 2021.Īs part of the deal, Amex is responsible for building, constructing and maintaining the Centurion Lounge. While Amex is just now confirming the move, this Centurion Lounge has been in the works since (at least) the middle of last year. (Atlanta was temporarily unseated as the country’s busiest airport during the pandemic due to airline schedule adjustments.) But, kudos to Amex for making the space as large as it can to handle the crowds. Time will tell if the new space will be large enough to handle the passenger volume that passes through the nation’s busiest airport. 1? Atlanta knocked out as world’s busiest airport as pandemic shuffles 2020 rankings Since Atlanta is Delta’s largest hub, there will almost certainly be a plethora of Amex Platinum and Delta Reserve cardmembers passing through the airport - and eligible to use the lounge.
However, with Amex's new flagship Centurion Lounge, most savvy travelers will likely prefer to relax in the Centurion Lounge compared to the Sky Club due to the more extensive offerings.Īdditionally, Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express cardmembers (when flying Delta on a ticket paid for with an eligible Amex card) can access the Centurion Lounge. In addition to the Centurion Lounge, travelers with The Platinum Card® from American Express can access the Delta Sky Club when flying with Delta. All concourses in Atlanta are connected after security by an underground train, so any departing or connecting traveler could visit the Centurion Lounge before their flight.Īt 26,000 square feet, the Atlanta Centurion Lounge will be nearly 11,000 square feet bigger than the largest Centurion Lounge to in New York-JFK - the largest to date. The new Centurion Lounge will be located in Concourse E at the ATL airport. More unique amenities will be announced closer to opening, an Amex spokesperson told TPG.
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