Japan Airlines (JAL) will commence operations of its international lounges - First Class Lounge, Sakura Lounge and Arrival Lounge at Haneda from October 21, 2010 - the official opening day of the newest international terminal building, Tokyo International Airport Terminal (TIAT).
JAL International Lounge Eligibility
JAL First Class Lounge
JMB Diamond, JGC Premium, AAdvantage Executive Platinum,oneworld Emerald members and JAL First Class customers.
Sakura Lounge
JMB Sapphire, JAL Global Club (JGC) , AAdvantage Platinum,oneworld Sapphire members, JAL Executive Class and Premium Economy class customers.
JAL Arrival Lounge
JMB Diamond and JGC Premium members and First Class customers.
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1. International Lounges at TIAT
Japan Airlines will serve 10 overseas destinations from Haneda with 26 roundtrip flights throughout most of the day. Conveniently located, JAL’s international lounges will be opened from early morning to late at night, providing quality space and amenities to support the needs of eligible JAL Mileage Bank (JMB) members, First Class and Executive Class passengers.
a. First Class Lounge
Modeled after the airline’s flagship lounge at Narita Airport, the First Class Lounge in Haneda too is designed to pamper customers with luxurious personal space.
b. Sakura Lounge
Sakura Lounge offers 3 distinct zones that cater to the varying needs of customers.
c. Lounge Services
In collaboration with Haneda airport’s popular restaurants such as KIHACHI and Akasaka Rikyu, JAL will provide proper meals at its departure lounges that will fulfill the appetites of passengers departing on late-night flights and who wish to have dinner before boarding.
JAL’s departure and arrival lounges at Haneda will serve bread from Maison Kaiser - a reputable French bakery that has been well-received at the airline’s premium lounges at Narita. The departure lounges will also offer carefully selected seasonal wines by Fumiko Arisaka, one of Japan's leading and most experienced wine advisors.
The wide-ranging amenities available include luxuriously spacious shower rooms, PC power outlets, free wireless and cable internet connection, special printer services that allow customers to print attached files, and a variety of other business functions.
Arrival Lounge
Eligible passengers landing in Japan early in the morning will be able to refresh themselves at JAL’s first-ever international Arrival Lounge. Equipped with 6 shower suites, semi-private rooms with sofa seats, free internet connection and where light snacks are served, the Arrival Lounge is certain to help corporate travelers swiftly accustom from a flight to business mode in time for a productive day at the office or at meetings in Tokyo.
Campaign to celebrate JAL’s inaugural Arrival Lounge
From November 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011, in addition to the above eligible users, JMB Sapphire and JGC members as well as JAL Executive Class customers will be able to use the Arrival Lounge.
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