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Air France KLM Lounge – Frankfurt (FRA)
The Air France-KLM Lounge at Frankfurt Airport Terminal 2 is located in Concourse D, in the Schengen zone, after passport control and security, a stone’s throw away from Air France and KLM’s departure gates. The club serves primarily premium passengers flying to Paris, Amsterdam, and Gran Canaria on Air France and KLM, though holders of various credit and membership cards such as Priority Pass, DragonPass, Diners Club are also welcome.
At Frankfurt airport, all passengers with a same-day boarding pass have access to all terminals, though travelers departing from Terminal 1 will not be able to go through the automatic gates at Terminal 2. Should you wish to visit the Air France Lounge when flying from Terminal 1, simply inquire with a security agent.
Air France Lounge FRA design
Spacious and luminous, the Air France-KLM Lounge at Frankfurt Airport is a treat ahead of a short flight, especially in comparison with Lufthansa’s subterranean digs at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport.
Seating area at the Air France Lounge Frankfurt
Design-wise, however, the club is overdue for an upgrade. The space still sports the airline’s vintage décor from the early 2000s. The soulless ensemble, lit by neon bulbs and dominated by fading yellow and beige hues, lacks color and vibrancy despite large floor-to-ceiling windows. The carpet and furniture are both in dire need of a refresh.
Glamorous Air France posters add a slight touch of color, though it’s unfortunate that the airline didn’t preserve vintage prints from its storied legacy.
Designed before the era of open-space concepts, the Air France lounge is somewhat heavily partitioned. Near the lobby is a seating area with individual seats, side consoles, and large coffee tables. Walking further inside, guests will find couch-style seats, a few secluded nooks, and a business center and quiet work zone with tabletop seating. Near the windows are the dining and buffet area, as well as communal work tables. A few seats have dividers that add a touch of privacy.
Nook at the Air France KLM Lounge Frankfurt (FRA)
The distribution of power outlets is inconsistent. Power can be found primarily in the seating area near the reception desk, and in the business zone. The larger seating and dining area has virtually no plugs, and oddly, the communal tables and counter-style seats also lack outlets despite being otherwise ideally suited for laptops.
Speaking of oddities, the seats near the window face inwards, though perhaps that’s because the lounge overlooks a vehicle security checkpoint: sadly, there is not a plane in sight.
Air France Lounge FRA amenities
It’s difficult to expect much ahead of a quick flight to France or the Netherlands, and the Air France-KLM Lounge at Frankfurt airport offers just the essentials.
Air France Lounge Frankfurt dining area
Patrons will find a selection of snacks, breakfast pastries, fruit salad, fresh fruit, and various treats (with red, white, and blue napkins for a French touch) along with an array of self-serve beverages: espresso, wine, Champagne, as well as liquor and spirits.
The selection is basic (Priority Pass members who want a hot meal may prefer to visit the Priority Lounge or primeclass Lounge in Concourse E) though the Champagne and choice of syrups for a morning pick-me-up latte are nice touches.
Espresso bar at the Air France KLM Lounge FRA
Air France does not provide access to a private Wi-Fi access point, though the airport’s network is free, fast, and reliable. For offline entertainment, guests will find a selection of French and international newspapers and magazines.
There is one notable miss: despite occupying a prime piece of real estate, the Air France-KLM Lounge lacks a bathroom, and public facilities in the terminal are located too far away for comfort.
Air France Lounge FRA bottom line
The Air France-KLM Lounge at Frankfurt airport is spacious, luminous, relatively comfortable, and features a simple but enjoyable wine and snack selection.
Air France KLM Lounge – Frankfurt (FRA)
The club is overdue for a remodel—at the very least, the airline could replace the carpet and refresh the furniture—and it lacks essentials such as a bathroom and a dedicated Wi-Fi access point. But what luxuries can one reasonably expect ahead of a one-hour hop to Paris or Amsterdam? The Air France-KLM Lounge does the job, and unlike other clubs, it has survived the pandemic despite a year-long closure of Terminal 2.
Passengers departing from Terminal 1 should allow at least 45 minutes to reach their gate. There is no direct airside connection between Terminal 2 and Terminal 1, so all passengers are required to go through passport control, take the train, and then re-clear security.
- The convenient location near the departure gates.
- The various and flexible seating options.
- The modest but enjoyable snack and self-serve beverage selection.
- The tired décor and worn furniture.
- The lack of tarmac views.
- The lack of a restroom.
Air France Lounge at Frankfurt am Main (FRA) welcomes:
- Pay-in customers: relax at the lounge no matter what airline you’re flying. Purchase access now and save time and money.
- Air France La Premiere passengers departing on a same-day flight.
- Air France Hippocampe (HIPP) passengers departing on a same-day flight.
- Air France and KLM Business Class passengers departing on a same-day flight.
- Air France Economy and Premium Economy Class passengers departing on a same-day flight, for a fee payable in cash or miles.
- Air France Flying Blue Gold, Platinum, and Club 2000 members departing on or connecting to/from a same-day international flight operated by a SkyTeam member, in any class of service (+1 guest)
- International First and Business Class passengers departing on or connecting to/from a same-day international flight operated by a SkyTeam member airline.
- SkyTeam Elite Plus members departing on or connecting to/from a same-day international flight operated by a SkyTeam member airline, in any class of service (+1 guest)
Notes:
- Guests must be traveling on any flight operated by a SkyTeam member airline. Member must remain with the guests at all times during the visit.
- Lounge access will be provided only at your departure airport and not on arrival, unless you are connecting to a domestic flight or other qualifying international flight.
Cards accepted
Delta Sky Club
When flying Delta or a partner airline
DragonPass
Lounge Key
Priority Pass (Standard, Standard Plus, Prestige)
You may have access to Air France Lounge as a premium customer of one of the following airlines, or as an elite member of their frequent flyer program. Check the Access rules tab for more details, or use our lounge access wizard to find out if you have access.
SkyTeam
Access for eligible customers traveling on any SkyTeam member airline.
 | Aerolineas Argentinas (AR) |  | Aeromexico (AM) |  | Air Europa (UX) |
 | Air France (AF) |  | China Airlines (CI) |  | China Eastern (MU) |
 | Delta (DL) |  | Garuda Indonesia (GA) |  | ITA Airways (AZ) |
 | KLM (KL) |  | Kenya Airways (KQ) |  | Korean Air (KE) |
 | MEA Middle East Airlines (ME) |  | SAS (SK) |  | Saudia (SV) |
 | TAROM (RO) |  | Vietnam Airlines (VN) |  | Virgin Atlantic (VS) |
 | Xiamen Airlines (MF) |
oneworld
Access for eligible customers traveling on the following oneworld member airlines only.
 | Finnair (AY) |  | Iberia (IB) |
Other airlines
 | Azores Airlines (S4) |  | Icelandair (FI) |  | SKY Express (GQ) |
 | airBaltic (BT) |
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Overall ratings
This is very old style lounge the furniture is very old and out date. There is nothing much to eat. If you are paying to get in, it’s not worth it.