Flying to more countries than any other airline, Turkish Airlines opened its largest overseas lounge at Narita International Airport on February 5. With the opening of its seventh lounge overseas, flag carrier continues to make its world-renowned hospitality and service excellence more accessible all over the globe.
Located in Terminal 1 South Wing, Satellite 4, Gate 47, Turkish Airlines Lounge at Narita will cover a total area of approximately 1,500 m² once the second phase is complete. Initially, lounge will welcome passengers with the opening of its first phase which provides an expansive 800 m² of space, offering a comfortable environment for up to 105 passengers. Lounge will operate daily from 7:30 AM to 9:45 PM and will be accessible to Miles&Smiles Elite Plus and Elite cardholders, Miles&Smiles Elite Corporate cardholders along with Star Alliance Gold members and Business Class (First Class) passengers flying with Star Alliance member airlines.
Designed with a focus on luxury and comfort, Turkish Airlines Lounge in Narita presents an array of amenities to elevate the passenger experience. Guests can enjoy a buffet-style selection of Turkish, Japanese, and Far Eastern cuisines, with highlights including being the only lounge outside Istanbul with a Turkish pide oven to offer freshly baked pide during lunch and dinner. Additional features include relaxation areas, daybeds with apron views, and a VIP room for enhanced privacy. Practical facilities such as shower rooms, accessible restrooms and a baby care room ensure all passenger needs are met.
ectivity is prioritized with complimentary Wi-Fi, flight information screens, and a dedicated workspace. Reflecting Turkish Airlines’ commitment to artistry and culture, the lounge’s design incorporates traditional Turkish marbling art and nods to iconic destinations, such as the local favourite Mount Fuji at the entrance.
With the addition of the Turkish Airlines Lounge in Narita, the flag carrier now operates seven exclusive lounges at international airports, including Nairobi, Moscow, Miami, Washington, Bangkok, and New York.
