Air France Inaugurates New Premium Lounge at Frankfurt Airport’s Terminal 3

Air France Inaugurates New Premium Lounge at Frankfurt Airport’s Terminal 3. On September 1, 2026, Air France officially opened its new premium airport lounge at Frankfurt International Airport (FRA), strengthening its product offering in Germany. Situated in the newly opened Terminal 3, the 500-square-meter facility was developed in partnership with MARKS Brandimage and is operated alongside Global Lounge Network. Open daily from 5:00 AM to 9:30 PM, the space accommodates up to 120 guests, offering panoramic apron views and interior designs featuring French furniture creators Pierre Paulin and Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

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Access and Lounge Amenities

• ✈ Eligible Guests: Open to Air France Business Class passengers (excluding Business Light fares), Flying Blue Elite Plus members, and eligible KLM and SkyTeam partners.
• ✈ Dining & Hospitality: Features a 50-seat central dining area serving French culinary options, vegetarian choices, local beers, and French wines and champagne. Menus prioritize local, seasonal ingredients and waste reduction.
• ✈ Dedicated Spaces: Includes a dedicated private area with cocoon-style seating for Flying Blue Ultimate members, a quiet relaxation zone, and a functional workspace with a soundproof phone booth.
• ✈ Digital & Services: Equipped with automated entry turnstiles, high-speed Wi-Fi, abundant USB/power outlets, and digital press access via the Air France Press app.

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Air France currently operates up to five daily flights between Frankfurt and its primary hub at Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG).

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