Air France is upgrading its New York airport experience with plans to move all of its flights to the New Terminal One at JFK starting in 2027.
The move will also bring a major new Air France lounge to JFK. Spanning more than 29,000 square feet, the two-level space will be the airline’s largest lounge in its international network, with seating for more than 400 guests.
Inside Air France’s New JFK Lounge
The lounge will welcome Air France La Première and eligible Business Class passengers, Flying Blue Elite Plus members and qualifying travelers flying with KLM and SkyTeam partner airlines.
Amenities will include dedicated spaces for beauty treatments, relaxation and work, while Flying Blue Ultimate members will have access to an exclusive area.
Air France La Première passengers will receive an elevated experience, including access to a private area within the lounge and a dining offering created specifically for La Première guests by a renowned French chef.
Air France currently operates up to six daily flights between JFK and Paris-Charles de Gaulle during the summer season. The move to the New Terminal One will place Air France within the new international terminal being developed as part of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s broader $19 billion transformation of JFK.
The New Terminal One is being designed with naturally lit public spaces, updated technology and expanded dining and retail options. The project is intended to create a more modern experience for international travelers moving through JFK.
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