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Old Jan 23, 2013, 11:42 am
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Much of this information has not been updated in some time. Please refer to the Aer Lingus website at https://www.aerlingus.com/travel-inf...rport-lounges/ for up to date lounge details.

Aberdeen (ABZ): Servisair Lounge


Birmingham (BHX): Aspire Lounge
Location: Airside, hang a left after the end of the duty free shop that you are forced through after security, or follow signs for gates 1-20

Access: Normal access rules apply, plus Priority Pass is accepted and you can pay in on the door for around £20.

This lounge is managed by Servisair.

Facilities:
  • Free wifi
  • TV
  • Newspapers
  • Selection of wines, beers, and spirits
  • Teas and coffees (fresh milk in the fridge, UHT stuff next to the machines)
  • Soft drinks, but no mineral water. Only a jug.
  • Prepackaged biscuits
  • Fresh cakes (for varying definitions of fresh)
  • Soup of the day and warm bread rolls, but no butter
  • Pretzels, trail mix, and similar salty snacks
  • Washrooms are located outside the lounge
Blackpool (BLK): Servisair Lounge

Bristol (BRS): Executive Lounge

Cardiff (CWL): Executive Lounge

Edinburgh (EDI): Servisair Lounge

Location: airside, on the way to gates 1.

Glasgow (GLA): Servisair Lounge

London Gatwick (LGW): The Aspire lounge

Location: South terminal, airside

Standard access rules apply, plus Priority Pass is accepted and paid admission is possible for approximately £25.

Note that access to the more upmarket No. 1 Lounge is no longer offered

London Heathrow (LHR): Gold Circle Club Lounge

Location: Terminal 2, airside lounge A2 (turn right after security)

Hours of operation: From 0530 until EI725 is called

Access rules: Standard access rules apply, with the following additions:
  • British Airways Executive Club Gold and Silver members are admitted when travelling Aer Lingus. Guesting privileges have been withdrawn effective April 2015. Cardholder only.
  • Passengers connecting from a long-haul BA flight in business or first class are admitted on production of their boarding stub and on onward boarding pass on Aer Lingus
  • Entry may be purchased for £23/€25 online or at reception
It is unclear whether access is available when connecting onto an Aer Lingus business class flight.

Further NB: No access for connecting from UA, *G, Priority Pass, etc. unless meeting one of the above categories.

Facilities:
  • Free wi-fi (password displayed throughout the lounge)
  • Work desks (but no computers)
  • Samsung tablets available on loan
  • Range of wines, beers, and spirits
  • Selection of teas and coffees
  • Soft drinks and mineral water
  • Soup with bread rolls
  • pretzels, crackers and cheese
  • Biscuits and shortbread
  • Washrooms are located within the lounge
  • Two shower cubicles are available

British Airways Galleries Club lounges
Locations: Terminal 3, airside, lounge zone F; terminal 5, turn left at north security; terminal 5, Galleries South lounge complex; terminal 5B, upper level.

Access rules:
  • BA First and Business Class passengers (+1 guest for First)
  • Oneworld Emerald and Sapphire passengers (+1 guest)
  • BA domestic passengers booked in J and Y fare buckets only
  • Gold Circle Prestige and Elite members but only on a through booking transferring from an EI flight

Lounge facilities are fully detailed over on the BA board.

Manchester (MAN): Escape Lounge

Southend (SEN): First Class Lounge

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