United Airlines is bringing ‘wine and dine’ back to airports

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July 20, 2021

Anthony Lucas

One of the most luxurious experiences at the airport is set to return

United Airlines is opening more of its United Club airport lounges amid a surge in leisure travelers

America’s vaccine rollout has been praised by the aviation industry with the travel market slowly restarting.

“Over the next few months, United will be re-opening more United Club locations in airports across the United States,”
UNITED SAID

United Airlines is confident the reopening of lounges is the next step towards a COVID-normal world.

Travelers pay an annual fee of as much as $650 to have a small reprieve from the airport’s maddening crowds while waiting for their planes to board.

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