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In a bid to vie for premium passengers flying internationally, Delta has opened its largest Sky Club at Boston (BOS) Logan’s Terminal E. The 21,000-square-foot space that seats up to 400 guests is now open. Here are all the details.
Delta’s latest Sky Club is located in Boston Logan International Airport‘s Terminal E alongside 2 Sky Clubs that already operate in Terminal A. The nautically-themed open-air space is an ode to Boston’s maritime traditions and features sweeping views of the harbor and skyline.
The oak accents and curved sailboat-like design are also both nods to being on the water, with Delta aiming to emulate the feeling of being aboard a classic vessel.
At the center of the lounge is the premium bar featuring a layered, gold-toned mesh ceiling overhang and a dramatic backlit beverage display. It’s the crown jewel of a space that includes a variety of seating options, gourmet food and beverage (with premium drinks for purchase), 5 shower suites, and 6 soundproof phone booths.
“While no two lounges are alike, the layout and Boston-inspired details in this Club make it feel truly one-of-a-kind,” said Claude Roussel, Managing Director of Delta Sky Club, in a written statement. “From the moment our guests enter the lounge, we want them to feel transported — not just by curated design, but by the care and hospitality they experience from our ambassadors.”
Across the 3 Sky Clubs in Boston, Delta has capacity for 1,000 guests at the same time. The lounge will primarily support international departures including the 10 destinations that Delta flies to from Boston: Amsterdam (AMS), Athens (ATH), Cancun (CUN), Dublin (DUB), Edinburgh (EDI), Lisbon (LIS), London Heathrow (LHR), Paris (CDG), Rome (FCO), and Tel Aviv (TLV).
There are a few different ways to gain Delta Sky Club lounge access, including being a paid Sky Club member or flying in a Delta (or SkyTeam partner) premium cabin.
However, perhaps the easiest way to enter is by holding a credit card that offers Sky Club access. For instance, passengers with The Platinum Card® from American Express or The Business Platinum Card® from American Express will get complimentary access when traveling on a same-day Delta-operated flight.
Hot Tip:Learn more about Delta’s U.S. Sky Club network, including its locations, hours, and access rules, in our complete guide.
Delta has finally pulled the wrapping off its stunning Sky Club at Boston Logan which is a win for travelers flying internationally from Terminal E. The Terminal E lounge will be open daily from 1:30 p.m., and closes between 10:15 and 10:45 p.m., depending on flight departures.
For rates and fees of The Business Platinum Card® from American Express, click here.
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2 comments
Sabet Stroman
August 17, 2023
Great info since I fly out of Boston usually on Delta. Is this only for international flights, or can we visit when flying domestically? I’d build extra time in at the airport to enjoy this space!
Jarrod West
August 17, 2023
Hi Sabet,
You should be able to visit when flying internationally.
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