The secretive invite-only Qantas Chairman’s Lounge has been thrown into the spotlight in recent months – but it’s not the only VIP offering you can find at airports.
Many airports across the world have secret terminals and airport lounges only for the rich and famous, as well as some royals,
And Los Angeles Airport also has a high-roller VIP experience, to be expected with the number of celebrities who travel through. Not only is there a chauffeur service, but there are dedicated agents to check in your luggage, as well as do your security and passport checks away from the queues. At Abu Dhabi Airport, Etihad has its First Class lounge which has been compared to a “five-star hotel”.
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