No1 lounge access now available to Monarch passengers at Birmingham Airport.
Building on a successful partnership at Gatwick Airport, leading UK independent airline group Monarch has chosen award-winning lounge operator No1 Lounges as its preferred lounge supplier at Birmingham Airport.
Monarch passengers will now be able to purchase No1 lounge entry with departing flights from Birmingham Airport at Monarch.co.uk. The deal comes a year after Monarch began offering No1 lounge entry to passengers departing from Gatwick Airport.
Birmingham Airport has been a primary focus for the leading airline this year with new routes between Birmingham & Lisbon, and Birmingham & Madrid launching this month. Monarch also announced the arrival of an additional Airbus A320 aircraft which will be based at Birmingham Airport this summer, bringing the total number of flying aircrafts to 35.
For £24.00 per adult and £16.00 per child, Monarch passengers can take advantage of a spacious departure lounge with a tended bar serving soft & alcoholic drinks, a seasonal bistro menu, plus unlimited WiFi and a wide range of leading newspaper and magazine titles to take on-board.
Mark Woodcock, Commercial Director at No1 Lounges said: “Monarch continues to promise superior service at an affordable price and we’re delighted to be able to extend our partnership to Birmingham Airport.”
Hugo Vicente de Freitas, Retail Product Development Manager at Monarch said: “We are pleased to be building on our partnership with No1, offering customers access to their lounge facility in Birmingham. Our focus is to continuously improve our customer journey and we believe that the No 1 Lounges will be a popular choice with our customers.”
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