lockers provided at the entrance of the loft
Originally Posted by
RocketmanBRU
... My biggest criticism is that they have not properly thought-out the space requirement for the 3 rows of tables (to the right of area 5 in the diagram). There are far too many tables too close together. Once you add people, chairs not fully pushed-in, and carry-on luggage & briefcases etc., needing floor space, then it is very difficult to move in and through the space, and doubly so if you are trying to drag your own rolling bag or carrying food or drink from the buffet.
If one looks around when walking in at the entrance area -before entering the lounge proper- , I counted at least 30 lockers where you can stow all the important laptops, Ipads , coats, handbags etc to prevent clogging up other peoples personal space . There is soo much space in this lounge which will never be as full of travellers as the bus. lounges in FRA or ZUR considering the far smaller amounts of bussiness people with lots of loitering time flying from terminal A compared to FRA or ZUR ...Very few people seem to hang around this lounge longer than 1 hour as the transit times are shorter in BRU- for the few transiting from B to A terminal - and more importantly the types of planes flying from this terminal are mostly regional BAE jumbolino or airbus 320-types so probably about 10 visitors per planeload to be expected.Most O&D come in to BRU at the last moment from downtown with little time or interest for the lounges ...
Last edited by kahuna1993; Nov 26, 2014 at 10:00 am