Exploring Borneo Flying First Class on Japan Airlines and Qantas
Aurora Executive Lounge, Terminal 2 (ARN)
Finnair Business Class, Stockholm-Helsinki
Finnair Business Lounge Non-Schengen (HEL)
Finnair Premium Lounge (HEL)
Finnair Business Class, Helsinki-London
Cathay Pacific First Class Lounge (LHR)
American Airlines Flagship Lounge (LHR)
British Airways Galleries First Lounge (LHR)
Japan Airlines First Class, London-Tokyo
Hilton Narita
Cathay Pacific First & Business Class Lounge (NRT)
American Airlines Admirals Club (NRT)
Qantas International Business Lounge (NRT)
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge, Main Terminal (NRT)
Japan Airlines First Class, Tokyo-Jakarta
Pura Indah Business Class Lounge, Jakarta (CGK)
Malaysia Airlines Business Class, Jakarta-Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge, Domestic (KUL)
Hilton Kuching
Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge Kuching (KCH)
Hyatt Regency Kinabalu
Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Hotel
Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge, Kota Kinabalu (BKI)
Malaysia Airlines Business Class, Kota Kinabalu-Kuala Lumpur
Top Attractions in Malaysia
Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge, International (KUL)
Qatar Airways Business Class, Kuala Lumpur-Doha
Qatar Airways Al Mourjan Lounge (DOH)
Al Maha Lounge (DOH)
Qatar Airways Business Class, Doha-Dubai
Emirates First Class Lounge Concourse A (DXB)
Emirates Business Class Lounge Concourse A (DXB)
Qantas First Class, Dubai-London
British Airways Galleries Lounge Concourse C, South (LHR)
British Airways Business Class, London-Stockholm
Location: Level 3 Satellite Building
Access: First class passengers flying on any One World carrier; Emerald members
Opening hours: Daily from 7:30 to 12:30pm
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita entrance
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita reception
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita seating
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita seating
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita seating with great view of the tarmac
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita seating
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita personal massage chair
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita dining room
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita dining room
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita dining room
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita dining room
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita drinks and snacks selection
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita champagne, Laurent Perrier
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita offering complimentary massage
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita individual lockers
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita gentlemen's toilet
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Satellite Building Tokyo Narita, great view of the tarmac
CONCLUSION
This first class lounge located at the satellite building is much smaller than the one in the main terminal. I was actually supposed to use this lounge since the gate for my flight to Jakarta departs from the satellite terminal. I would say that the facilities/services offered here were the same. They have a very nice private dining room, the choices not as extensive as the one in the main terminal though. They also offer complimentary massage and they have individual lockers (where I left my luggage so I could take fotos of the Qantas Lounge freely). I guess the only thing I didn't see was the complimentary shoe shine which I availed in the main terminal. The Sushi Bar and Sake Bar are perhaps exclusive to the main terminal so if you love sushi and sake, I suggest visiting the JAL First Class Lounge there first before coming here. As always, the staff were friendly and always ready to be of assistance. Overall, a very nice lounge worth visiting before your flight.
Aurora Executive Lounge, Terminal 2 (ARN)
Finnair Business Class, Stockholm-Helsinki
Finnair Business Lounge Non-Schengen (HEL)
Finnair Premium Lounge (HEL)
Finnair Business Class, Helsinki-London
Cathay Pacific First Class Lounge (LHR)
American Airlines Flagship Lounge (LHR)
British Airways Galleries First Lounge (LHR)
Japan Airlines First Class, London-Tokyo
Hilton Narita
Cathay Pacific First & Business Class Lounge (NRT)
American Airlines Admirals Club (NRT)
Qantas International Business Lounge (NRT)
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge, Main Terminal (NRT)
Japan Airlines First Class, Tokyo-Jakarta
Pura Indah Business Class Lounge, Jakarta (CGK)
Malaysia Airlines Business Class, Jakarta-Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge, Domestic (KUL)
Hilton Kuching
Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge Kuching (KCH)
Hyatt Regency Kinabalu
Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Hotel
Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge, Kota Kinabalu (BKI)
Malaysia Airlines Business Class, Kota Kinabalu-Kuala Lumpur
Top Attractions in Malaysia
Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounge, International (KUL)
Qatar Airways Business Class, Kuala Lumpur-Doha
Qatar Airways Al Mourjan Lounge (DOH)
Al Maha Lounge (DOH)
Qatar Airways Business Class, Doha-Dubai
Emirates First Class Lounge Concourse A (DXB)
Emirates Business Class Lounge Concourse A (DXB)
Qantas First Class, Dubai-London
British Airways Galleries Lounge Concourse C, South (LHR)
British Airways Business Class, London-Stockholm
Location: Level 3 Satellite Building
Access: First class passengers flying on any One World carrier; Emerald members
Opening hours: Daily from 7:30 to 12:30pm
CONCLUSION
This first class lounge located at the satellite building is much smaller than the one in the main terminal. I was actually supposed to use this lounge since the gate for my flight to Jakarta departs from the satellite terminal. I would say that the facilities/services offered here were the same. They have a very nice private dining room, the choices not as extensive as the one in the main terminal though. They also offer complimentary massage and they have individual lockers (where I left my luggage so I could take fotos of the Qantas Lounge freely). I guess the only thing I didn't see was the complimentary shoe shine which I availed in the main terminal. The Sushi Bar and Sake Bar are perhaps exclusive to the main terminal so if you love sushi and sake, I suggest visiting the JAL First Class Lounge there first before coming here. As always, the staff were friendly and always ready to be of assistance. Overall, a very nice lounge worth visiting before your flight.