Priority Pass adds more lounges in Poland

April 4, 2008

Priority Pass is delighted to announce the addition of two new lounges at Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport to its programme from April 2008, bringing the total number of lounges in Poland available to its members to nine.

The two new lounges (Ballada and Bolero) are both in Terminal 2, and complement the existing lounge (Perludium) in Terminal 1.

Other recent openings have included a second lounge at Krakow-Balice Airport, and the introduction of a lounge at Katowice International to the programme.

This means that the increasing number of Priority Pass members in Poland can now access lounges in six Polish cities, as well as over 275 more throughout the world.

The Priority Pass program now includes airport lounges in Gdansk, Katowice, Krakow (x2), Poznan, Warsaw (x3) and Wroclaw.

For those travelling internationally, the Priority Pass program now includes over 500 lounges in more than 275 cities – all of which are available to all members to use whenever they travel, regardless of airline or class of travel.

“We have many members in Poland and we think our excellent coverage there and throughout the world will encourage many more to join,” said Jonathan French, Marketing Manager for Priority Pass, “Our members appreciate the ability to get away from the departure halls and find some peace and quiet, especially now that additional security means that time spent at the airport is getting longer than ever.”