US-based Delta Air Lines has opened its flagship Delta Sky Club at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) in Georgia.
Featuring around 25,000ft² of open-floored space, the newly opened club has seating capacity for more than 500 guests and members.
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Situated on the airport’s Concourse B near Gate B18, the new Delta Sky Club is second in size to the facility at Terminal 4 of John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
Open to Delta’s club members and guests, the club provides amenities including wine and premium drink offerings and an art gallery.
Delta Sky Club managing director Claude Roussel said: “The ATL B club represents our latest innovation in thoughtfulness around the guest experience, whether it’s the food, easily accessible power, latest furniture, unique artwork from local galleries, or a dedicated team ready to assist with guest’s needs.”
The airline said that Delta Sky Club guests would receive assistance from a wine ambassador during their stay at the club.
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By GlobalDataThe guests will be provided with various premium and complimentary options, such as cocktails, Sweetwater craft beer, coffee, pasta and rice salads, corn and blueberry muffins.
Guests will also have access to power outlets and Wi-Fi, as well as TVs, magazines, and quiet work areas across the Delta Sky Club.
Delta currently operates a total of nine clubs in the Atlanta airport and 50 clubs worldwide.
The airline is also planning to open a second Delta Sky Club at Seattle, US, by mid-October, and a revamped club in Raleigh-Durham International Airport, North Carolina, US, by November.
Image: Delta Sky Club at Atlanta Concourse B of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Georgia, US. Photo: courtesy of Delta Air Lines.
