Scattered throughout are a variety of seating types, dispersed among large seating areas and little nooks that offer more privacy.ĭelta gave a sneak peek of the "T4-A" lounge Monday, sort of a soft opening that allowed employees and a few media members to try out the new space before it begins welcoming customers Tuesday. Perhaps the biggest architectural highlight is a stunning 360-degree bar that anchors the space.
Want more airline-specific news? Sign up for TPG's free biweekly Aviation newsletter.Įxpansive floor-to-ceiling windows and a covered Sky Deck provide ample planespotting opportunities.
With the opening of the new lounge, a temporary "Express Club" that Delta had opened near the security checkpoint will close - though the carrier's recent "Grab and Go" location in the B gates will remain.įor now, customers using the new JFK Sky Club in Terminal 4's A gates will enjoy a modern and bright space that incorporates many of the latest design features that Delta has rolled out recently at its other new lounges (such as at Los Angeles International Airport, Salt Lake City International Airport and Kansas City International Airport). Time will tell if the new outpost can absorb enough capacity to alleviate the problem at JFK, but it's a hopeful development for Delta customers looking for a little more elbow room inside the carrier's JFK lounges.
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