State of the art business lounge set to open at Adelaide Airport

South Australian Business News
Anthony Caldwell
Wednesday, June 12th 2024

Qantas customers travelling through Adelaide are set to receive an upgrade to their airport experience with the construction of a new lounge precinct set to commence this month.

The development includes a brand-new Domestic Business Lounge taking inspiration from Kangaroo Island’s Flinders Chase National Park and a full refurbishment of the current Qantas Club and Chairmans Lounge.

The first stage of construction includes the fit-out of the Qantas Club, which is expected to open in mid-November, ahead of the new Domestic Business Lounge welcoming its first customers in mid-2025.

Artist impression of the entry of the new Adelaide Airport Lounge Presinct — Photo Supplied. 

While the footprint of the lounge space will remain the same, through the redesign of currently under-utilised spaces, the total seating capacity will increase by more than 10 per cent.

Andrew Kay, CEO of the South Australian Business Chamber, believes the lounge will be a welcome addition to the Adelaide Airport. 

As South Australia’s reputation continues to grow as a great place to do business, we are seeing an increasing number of high-level businesspeople visiting our state.

This new facility will be of international standard and create a positive first and last impression on travellers coming here to do business,” said Mr Kay

The interiors of the new lounge precinct will be inspired by the beauty of South Australia, drawing from the state’s landscapes, culture and iconic food and flavours. 

South Australian sourced furniture, lighting and natural materials will feature in the lounges, along with fittings curated by the Jam Factory and artwork created by local First Nations artists.

The redevelopment is part of the national carrier’s $100 million investment in upgrading and enhancing its global lounge network.

Increased investment from airlines in infrastructure and flight routes into South Australia is very welcome and will only yield positive results,” Mr Kay added.

Throughout the construction phase, the existing Qantas Club will continue to operate for eligible customers.

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