Hip, cool and well, blue.ĪMEX Platinum cardholders could use the Airspace Lounge up until it abruptly closed in August 2018. The whole design of the terminal matches JetBlue’s design aesthetic. JetBlue flies out of JFK’s Terminal 5 building. It’s still is possible to get there, but involves taking the On Airport Bus and since JetBlue doesn’t have many flights with long connections from LaGuardia, I doubt that would be worth the time. However, the move means that JetBlue flyers no longer have easy access to the Centurion Lounge.
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JetBlue, now the terminal’s sole resident, has completed a full remodel of the area and it does look great. The move to Terminal A, otherwise known as the Marine Air Terminal, was seen as a big win for JetBlue, as the road traffic to that terminal is better than to the other terminals, making it a more favorable place for New Yorkers to depart from. That was great until December 2017 when JetBlue moved from Terminal B to Terminal A as part of a major reshuffling of airlines at LaGuardia. JetBlue flyers from LaGuardia who have an AMEX Platinum card are able to use the Centurion Lounge in Terminal B.
If you had a Priority Pass card from any of the different sources available to get a membership, you could also use a lounge at Newark airport.ĭue to a series of unfortunate events, you no longer have easy access to a lounge from JetBlue gates at any of the New York Airports. One of things that made flying to/from New York on JetBlue so nice was if you had an American Express Platinum card, you had access to an airport lounge regardless of whether you flew out of JFK, LaGuardia or Newark airport.
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