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Qatar Airways opens Heathrow frequent flyer lounge
Qatar Airways unveiled a new Frequent Flyer Lounge at London Heathrow Terminal
It is a first of its kind outside of Qatar, exclusively for Privilege Club members and oneworld alliance partners.
The lounge has modern interiors overlooking the tarmac.
It serves a hot and cold buffet selection and a range of beverages.
Qatar Airways’ Premium Lounge in Terminal 4 has also recently reopened its doors to Qatar Airways First and Business Class passengers.
The premium lounge has a dedicated family area, prayer room and diverse dining options including a full buffet and an à la carte menu.
Additionally, Qatar Airways has dedicated a new enclosed Premium Check-in Area exclusively for its First and Business Class customers.
Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, Akbar Al Baker, said: “We are proud to be opening our first Frequent Flyer lounge outside of Doha. Qatar Airways is committed to serving passengers travelling from Heathrow with world-class facilities.”
Qatar Airways currently operates from four UK airports.
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