BA’s New Lounges: MIA & DUB – Architectural Identity & Comfort

British Airways debuts new lounges in MIA and DUB, offering unique architectural design and enhanced comfort. Features include dining areas, bars, and exclusive spaces, reflecting local characteristics and BA's British identity.

Bachelor’s degree claimed the new lounges debut a “cohesive architectural identification” to be replicated in its airport terminal laze the world, while also integrating neighborhood characteristics. The carrier said the MIA and DUB lounges mark “a considerable action adjustment in the airline’s costs offering.”

Lounge Features and Amenities

The lounge is split into five areas, including a central bar, a primary eating area, “emphasis husks” for passengers doing work and “a reduced central lounge with dividers for those searching for an exclusive area,” BA claimed. The lounge also includes 2 shower collections.

Exclusive Concorde Dining Room

As with the MIA lounge, a full-service bar serves as the focal point and first-class passengers have accessibility to an exclusive Concorde Dining Room. The lounge likewise has “a committed self-centered eating location using a range of options consisting of an Arabic morning meal, mezze option, cakes and cheeseboard,” BA claimed.

MIA Lounge Size and Location

The MIA lounge spans 13,000 ft. 2, making it the largest bachelor’s degree lounge beyond a London airport. BA previously did not have its very own lounge at the South Florida airport that acts as a hub for Oneworld companion American Airlines.

Guests traveling in first-rate on the Jet A380s bachelor’s degree utilizes to fly in between London Heathrow Airport Terminal (LHR) and MIA will have accessibility to the Concorde Dining-room, which BA stated has even more personalized solution and “consists of a series of recipes such as Wagyu beef strip loin with baked trumpet mushrooms and a truffle decrease or baked scuba diver scallops.”

The MIA lounge is located in Incurable E, straight above BA’s departure gateway at the airport terminal. “The area is a celebration of the airline company’s British originality, charm and wit, incorporated with features that have taken ideas from the city, such as its Art Deco layout and famous structures,” BA claimed. “With large windows along its walls, this lounge has sweeping sights across the landing field and utilizes the stunning Miami skies and light.”