The AeroVista Lounge at golden hour, a marble bar and lounge seating under a timber ceiling with aircraft on the apron beyond
On the ground

Worth Arriving Early For

The hours before a flight should feel like the flight. The AeroVista Lounge gives them room — a full kitchen, a quiet wing, and a glass wall onto the apron.

Four Rooms, One Calm

Not a holding pen with a coffee machine. A place built the way the cabins are — for space, quiet and time. Open to Vista Suite and Horizon guests, and to AeroVista Club members.

01

The Dining Room

A full à la carte kitchen, not a buffet. Order to the table, dine at a marble bar, or take a plate to a window seat over the apron.

02

The Quiet Wing

Dimmed cabanas, shower suites and daybeds for the hours between flights. Wake-up calls timed to your boarding, never the clock.

03

AeroVista Boutique

A small, well-edited shop of travel essentials — the amenity kit, the notebook, the headphones — the things you meant to pack and didn't.

04

Runway Terrace

A glass wall onto the tarmac. Watch your aircraft turn while a barista turns out the last coffee before the gate.

The AeroVista Lounge hall — a marble reception and lounge seating under sculpted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass onto the apron

The Clock On The Wall Reads 09:42. Nobody In The Room Is Watching It.

A lounge table by the window with a boarding pass, luggage and headphones, an AeroVista tail on the apron beyond

Watch Your Aircraft Turn

A glass wall onto the tarmac and a last, proper coffee before the gate. We call your flight to the terrace, so the board never has to chase you.

The Kit, To Take Home

A small, well-edited shop off the lounge — the amenity kit, the headphones, the notebook. The things you meant to pack and didn't, in the same blue and paper as the cabin.

AeroVista Boutique pieces on marble — passport folio, headphones, eye mask and notebook

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