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Link to aa.com information for LHR.
Link to LHR website
Link to oneworld website Lounge Access and Lounge Finder tool
(lower right wiki corner)LHR / London Heathrow International Airport Admirals Club
(Flagship Lounge is within Terminal 3 Admirals Cub)
(Flagship Lounge is within Terminal 3 Admirals Cub)
Link to aa.com information for LHR.
Link to LHR website
Link to oneworld website Lounge Access and Lounge Finder tool
London Heathrow International Airport Terminal 3 Admirals Club
LOCATION: Departure level after Passport Control, near lounge area H
NOTE: Departing Admirals Club members and qualifying oneworld members.
HOURS: For current hours, see here.
AMENITIES:
LOCATION: Departure level after Passport Control, near lounge area H
NOTE: Departing Admirals Club members and qualifying oneworld members.
HOURS: For current hours, see here.
AMENITIES:
- Complimentary WiFi
- Flat screen TVs
- Showers
- Childrens room
- Food and beverages
- Computers with Internet access
Links to other LHR Terminal 3 oneworld Lounges threads:
For lounge information about oneworld lounges for oneworld passengers departing Terminals 1 and 5, please see the BAEC Forum BA Lounge Database Dashboard for the United Kingdom here and / or the oneworld Lounge Access and Locator here.
Also in the BAEC forum, see:[b]
(Thanks to jerry a. laska)
- LHR / London Heathrow International Airport American Airlines Flagship Lounge
- LHR / London Heathrow International Airport American Airlines Arrivals Lounge
- LHR / London Heathrow International Airport Terminal 3 British Airways Galleries and First Lounges
- LHR / London Heathrow International Airport Cathay Pacific Lounges
Also in the BAEC forum, see:[b]
(Thanks to jerry a. laska)
List of oneworld Airlines and Terminals at London Heathrow
List of oneworld airlines using LHR Terminal 3:Other oneworld airlines use:
List of oneworld airlines using LHR Terminal 3:
- American Airlines and US Airways
- British Airways (limited short hauls)
- Cathay Pacific
- Finnair
- Japan Airlines
- Qantas
- Royal Jordanian
- Terminal 1 - TAM, some British Airways
- Terminal 4 - Malaysian Airways and Qatar Airways
- Terminal 5 - most British Airways, all Iberia
LHR / London Heathrow Int"l. Airport Admirals Club (master thread)
Apr 5, 2009, 6:03 pm
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LHR / London Heathrow Int"l. Airport Admirals Club (master thread)
LHR / London Heathrow International Airport Admirals Club
Aug 18, 2013, 12:06 pm
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I will be on AA 136, arrive at LHR term 3 @ 2:15pm, and then connect to CDG on BA from term 5.
It seems both AA/BA arrival lounge close at 2pm, so I can't use both. my choises are Galleries Club Lounge/Galleries First at term 5? Is that right?
It seems both AA/BA arrival lounge close at 2pm, so I can't use both. my choises are Galleries Club Lounge/Galleries First at term 5? Is that right?
Aug 18, 2013, 12:14 pm
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P.S. The showers sound funny, almost like gurgling, but otherwise just fine.
Sep 13, 2013, 10:25 pm
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We are arriving on AA100 next week and departing on a BA intra-Europe flight about 1:20 later, also out of T3. As an EXP we have our pick of T3 lounges. Which is the best to get a shower?
Sep 13, 2013, 11:06 pm
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The AA lounge showers are the best of the T3 lounge options. Good size and fairly descent ventilation (for the UK - land of the stuffy interior spaces).
Sep 14, 2013, 12:05 am
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Sep 14, 2013, 3:36 am
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Sep 14, 2013, 7:12 am
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I haven't taken a shower at the T3 AC, but I have at the T3 Galleries First Elemis Spa. Very nice, and then afterwards you can wander over to the lounge for a little champagne prior to your flight!
Sep 14, 2013, 9:18 am
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CX showers are bedinitely nicer than BA, but I've not tried AA (can't find a single reason to use the AA lounges at LHR ).
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Sep 14, 2013, 10:53 am
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My usual routine when I have a decent layover in T3 is AA FL for the showers (and security check if outbound), followed by CX J for the noodle bar (CX F is too small, I don't like it), then finally BA F for the champagne.
Why not try them all?
Sep 14, 2013, 11:02 am
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Because we have no interest in trying something inferior just to try it when there are known better options available. The food/drink in the BA F lounge fit the way we eat better than the other places (noodles, while they can be tasty, just don't work for us from a healthful eating standpoint). So, we just stay with the best option for us rather than traipsing about to lounges of less quality (for our tastes).
In our case, that's way.
Cheers.
In our case, that's way.
Cheers.
Sep 14, 2013, 12:40 pm
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Thanks for the replies. Yes, we Americans love our showers. With a 1:20 layover, the priority will be the shower at AA, then hurry over to the BA F lounge for a bacon butty.