New research has named the best airports for business class lounges, with Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport ranking in 5th place. This ranking underscores the airport’s dedication to offering premium amenities and a top-tier experience for business travelers.
The study, put together by the business travel experts at Booking.com for Business, analysed factors such as the availability of lounges, the number of nearby hotels, and the distance to local business districts for major airports around the world to reveal the best airports for work-related journeys.
The Best Airports For Business Class Lounges:
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Rank
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Airport
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Airport Code
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City
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Number of Lounges
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1
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John F. Kennedy International Airport
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JFK
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New York
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27
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2
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San Francisco International Airport
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SFO
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San Francisco
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23
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3
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Los Angeles International Airport
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LAX
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Los Angeles
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22
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4
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Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
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DFW
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Dallas
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19
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5
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
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ATL
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Atlanta
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18
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6
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Chicago O’Hare International Airport
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ORD
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Chicago
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15
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7
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George Bush Intercontinental Airport
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IAH
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Houston
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15
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8
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Boston Logan International Airport
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BOS
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Boston
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14
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9
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Miami International Airport
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MIA
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Miami
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12
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10
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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
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SEA
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Seattle
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12
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John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York leads the rankings with an impressive 27 business class lounges, offering an unmatched selection for travelers seeking premium options. With a wide range of amenities, including gourmet dining, quiet workspaces, and luxurious showers, JFK caters to the needs of every business traveler, solidifying its position as the top destination for luxury and convenience in air travel.
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) takes the second spot with 23 business class lounges, reflecting its status as a major gateway for global travelers. SFO’s lounges offer modern designs, exceptional services, and serene environments, making it a prime choice for business travelers who value comfort and productivity on the go.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) ranks third with 22 lounges, reinforcing California’s prominence as a hub for luxury travel. Serving as a key gateway to the Asia-Pacific region, LAX offers a diverse array of lounges with high-end dining, spa services, and private workspaces, ensuring a seamless and sophisticated travel experience for business travelers.
The research also revealed:
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Dubai International Airport (DXB) is the best international airport for business trips, earning a 9.73 out of 10. It is also one of the best-connected airports in the world, with 264 direct flight routes, 94.7% of which offer business class travel.
For the full report visit business.booking.com