American Express to open Centurion Lounge at Tokyo Haneda Airport

Jul 3, 2024

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American Express will open a Centurion Lounge at Tokyo Haneda Airport. The lounge, located on the fourth floor of Terminal 3, is scheduled to open next year. It will cover approximately 7,350 square feet and accommodate 122 passengers.

The primary focus of the announcement is on food and beverage offerings, although specific details remain limited. Due to space constraints, significant additional amenities are not expected.

This will be the first Centurion Lounge in Japan. American Express currently operates 28 Centurion Lounges worldwide, including rebranded international lounges in cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, and Mexico City. The closest existing lounge to the new Tokyo location is in Hong Kong.

Credit: American Express

Credit: American Express

Credit: American Express

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