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ORD / Chicago O'Hare Int'l. Terminal 3 Flagship Lounge Within H-K Admirals Club complex
Link to ORD information.
Link to ORD web site.
LOCATION: Past security, in the crosswalk between gates H6 and K6 (closer to Gate H6). Within the Admirals Club complex. Open as of 14 Sep 2017.
Link to 13 Sep 2017 illustrated article by Gary Leff, View from the Wing.
NOTE: See below for detailed Flagship Lounge access rules. Qualifying oneworld First and Emerald passengers may host one guest.
HOURS: The hours are posted on aa.com here.
AMENITIES:
- Meals throughout the day
- PCs with Internet access
- Wi-Fi
- PrinterOn® printing
- Cell-phone free area (separate room)
- Note: showers available in H/K Admirals Club
- Cell-phone free area (separate room)
- PrinterOn® printing
- Wi-Fi
- PCs with Internet access
NEW FLAGSHIP LOUNGE ACCESS POLICY
As part of "In spring 2017 (sic), we’ll start introducing our all-new, larger Flagship® Lounges – completely redesigned for qualifying First and Business Class customers.
Features
- More room for you to spread out and relax
- Larger buffet with premium, fresh meals
- Premium beer, wine and spirits
- Updated interiors with additional power and privacy options
- More staff in each lounge for the highest level of service
- Updated interiors with additional power and privacy options
- Premium beer, wine and spirits
- Larger buffet with premium, fresh meals
American Airlines is expanding access to the Flagship® Lounges (but reducing access to Flagship® Dining within the Flagship® Lounges):
Expanded access
In the new Flagship® Lounges (not to be confused with Flagship® Dining), eligible customers are:
- First and Business Class customers (on qualifying international flights or 3-class transcontinental markets*)
- AAdvantage® Executive Platinum (including Concierge Key), Platinum Pro and Platinum members in any cabin (on qualifying international flights*)
- oneworld® Emerald and Sapphire members in any cabin (on all qualifying flights**)
- AAdvantage® Executive Platinum (including Concierge Key), Platinum Pro and Platinum members in any cabin (on qualifying international flights*)
*Qualifying international cities include flights to and from Europe, Asia, Central and South America, Australia and Mexico City only. Flights must be marketed and operated by American or a oneworld® airline. Domestic currently include A321T three class flights between JFK and LAX or SFO, and 77W MIA-LAX.
**AAdvantage Executive Platinum, Platinum Pro and Platinum members traveling solely on North American itineraries (other than flights mentioned immediately above) will not qualify. North America is defined as the United States (including Hawaii and Alaska), Canada, Mexico (except Mexico City), Bermuda, the Bahamas and the Caribbean.
FULL Flagship Lounge ACCESS RULES (Link)
Gary Leff's access summary is useful:
The following passengers have access, although the way to think of this is that it’s a business class lounge — open to American Airlines Platinum elites and higher flying international, ConciergeKey members flying domestic, business class passengers and oneworld sapphire (mid-tier) elites any time.
Business or first class passengers flying on American or oneworld airlines flying to Asia Pacific, Europe, Central or South America and Mexico. (First class passengers may bring in one guest, business class passengers do not get guests.)
Business or first class passengers flying non-stop New York JFK – Los Angeles or San Francisco and Los Angeles – Miami.
American’s Platinum (and Platinum Pro) elite members and above flying internationally or connecting to an international flight on American or oneworld, with one guest permitted.
ConciergeKey members even on domestic flights, with one guest permitted.
Non-American Airlines oneworld Emerald (top tier) and Sapphire (mid tier) members even on domestic flights with one guest permitted.
Business or first class passengers flying on American or oneworld airlines flying to Asia Pacific, Europe, Central or South America and Mexico. (First class passengers may bring in one guest, business class passengers do not get guests.)
Business or first class passengers flying non-stop New York JFK – Los Angeles or San Francisco and Los Angeles – Miami.
American’s Platinum (and Platinum Pro) elite members and above flying internationally or connecting to an international flight on American or oneworld, with one guest permitted.
ConciergeKey members even on domestic flights, with one guest permitted.
Non-American Airlines oneworld Emerald (top tier) and Sapphire (mid tier) members even on domestic flights with one guest permitted.
Link to ORD Concourse H-K (Gate H-6) Connector Admirals Club thread
Terminal 3 serves AB [flights end 24 Sep 2017]*, AA, AS, IB*, (*departures only)
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ORD / Chicago O'Hare Int'l. Airport T3 H-K NEW Flagship Lounge (master thread)
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ORD / Chicago O'Hare Int'l. Airport T3 H-K NEW Flagship Lounge (master thread)
ORD / Chicago O'Hare International Airport Terminal 3 H-K Connector
new Flagship Lounge
new Flagship Lounge
The new (14 Sep 2027 hard opening) Flagship Lounge is accessed via the H-K connector Admirals Club complex. Once you have checked in, the Lounge and Club are accessed by an elevator / a lift.
- Front desk is on the main floor
- Flagship Lounge is on the next floor, in the old Business Center space
- Admirals Club is on the top floor
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ORD / Chicago O'Hare Int'l. Apt. Flagship Lounge (new 9/2017)
The New Flagship First (and I assume Business also with the rule changes) lounge opens on 9/13 according to the International First Lounge check in Agent today.
(this should probably be merged with the lounge thread but for whatever reason I couldn't find it.)
(this should probably be merged with the lounge thread but for whatever reason I couldn't find it.)
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I'm looking forward to this one! Since the JFK Flagship opened (and especially Flagship Dining), I've become particular about routing TATL flights through JFK; happy to have another nice option!
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I am flying ORD-LAX next Wednesday, then LAX-HND on Thursday (two separate PNRs, with an overnight in LAX), as an EXP in Business. Do you think I can get the lounge agents to let me in to the new Flagship lounge at ORD by showing them my boarding pass for LAX-HND the next day?
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I am flying ORD-LAX next Wednesday, then LAX-HND on Thursday (two separate PNRs, with an overnight in LAX), as an EXP in Business. Do you think I can get the lounge agents to let me in to the new Flagship lounge at ORD by showing them my boarding pass for LAX-HND the next day?
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Sure...a day after I'm there! Does this mean I should still use the lounge at the end of K? Guess if nothing else, I'll get to make sure the drink supplies are properly cleared out
Ya know, just trying to do my part to make the move easier
Ya know, just trying to do my part to make the move easier
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I'm not 100% clear on the subject, but I think there's some indication that it may be in a form of soft-open, so certainly worth trying if you're there.