British Airways has announced the unveiling of its newly refreshed lounge in Seattle as part of its global lounge renovation program. The updated space features new bars, custom furniture, focus pods, enhanced dining options, and locally inspired artwork. Similar upgrades were recently completed in Singapore, Lagos, Washington, and London Gatwick in 2024, following updates in Edinburgh, Heathrow Terminal 5B, and Terminal 3 in 2023. The improvements aim to provide a more comfortable and luxurious experience for travelers.
"We announced our £7bn transformation programme last year and promised to improve the customer experience both on the ground and in the air," said Calum Laming, Chief Customer Officer. "Across our global network we have 28 lounges in 20 airports that all play a huge part in our customers' journeys, so we're committed to offering the very best experience. Customers can expect to see nods to our British heritage blended seamlessly with features that celebrate the locality of the destination. We've worked with local designers, artists, and suppliers across the globe to ensure that each lounge has its own British Original personality – and we can't wait to unveil more."
According to BusinessTraveller.com, British Airways’ newly refreshed lounge at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport includes a full-service bar, a redesigned food servery, and new seating areas for relaxation, dining, and work. The lounge offers a 180-degree view of the runway and mountains with focus pods for privacy and an upgraded dining experience that includes a new à la carte menu for first-class customers. Inspired by the Pacific Northwest, the design incorporates local artwork. The reopening also marks the 45th anniversary of BA’s flights to Seattle. This renovation is part of the airline's broader $9 billion investment program to enhance customer experiences across its global lounges.