Emirates has opened its refurbished lounge at
Suvarnabhumi Airport for First Class and Business Class
passengers, as well as Platinum and Gold members of Emirates
Skywards.
The 516-sqm lounge can now accommodate up to 136
passengers, and features a new, contemporary design with the same
attention to detail as the other Emirates’ lounges throughout the
world.
Roughly US$ 1 million (c. THB 30 million) was invested in
the refurbishment.
“The refurbishment of this lounge is an integral
part of our premium product and service strategy. We’ve invested
to provide our premium passengers with an exclusive area to rest
and refresh while travelling. Suvarnabhumi Airport Lounge is in a
new design that reflects the modern style of the Emirates lounges
at Dubai’s Concourse A, the world’s largest A380 hub,” said Jabr
Al-Azeeby, Emirates’ Area Manager of Thailand and Indochina.
The new Suvanabhumi
Airport Lounge provides travellers with LED TVs, comfortable leather armchairs, a choice of
formal and relaxed seating, a quiet area, dining area, prayer
room, shower facilities, business centre, water feature and
bespoke artworks.
Emirates currently operates 42 weekly flights to Bangkok with
three A380 flights daily. The airline has been operating its
flagship Airbus A380 on the Bangkok-Dubai and Bangkok-Hong Kong
route since 2009 and reinforced its commitment to Thailand with
the launch of a daily direct flight to Phuket in December 2012.
Nujanart Tam, Airport Services Manager – Bangkok,
said, “Our capacity to Bangkok has increased significantly every
year and our commitment to the country has also grown.
Approximately 300 premium customers are expected to use the lounge
on a daily basis. With this new lounge, our passengers will be
able to enjoy an extensive menu of complimentary hot and cold
gourmet buffet and an extensive beverage service. The lounge
offers a relaxing ambience for our premium clientele.”
Of the 35
existing lounges on the Emirates network, 24 lounges that are in
the current design will all be refurbished in a phased plan.
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