Members of Alaska's popular Board Room lounges enjoy access to Alaska's five Board Rooms in Anchorage, Seattle (2), Portland and Los Angeles, as well as more than 50 affiliate lounges worldwide.
SEATTLE – Alaska Airlines Board Room members and full-fare first class fliers passing through Sea-Tac International Airport’s North Satellite terminal will have a new place to relax when Alaska’s second Seattle Board Room opens next month.
“Our members have been eagerly anticipating the addition of a North Satellite Board Room. We’re pleased to soon be able to offer our members a sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of the day of travel near our North Satellite gates, and expect construction to be complete in time for a mid-November opening,” said Sangita Woerner, Alaska Airlines’ vice president of marketing. “And yes, the new Board Room will feature one of our famous pancake machines.”
Members of Alaska’s popular Board Room lounges enjoy access to Alaska’s five Board Rooms in Anchorage, Seattle (2), Portland and Los Angeles, as well as more than 50 affiliate lounges worldwide. Since August, members have enjoyed access to all of American Airlines’ Admirals Club locations worldwide. Alaska and United Airlines are also expanding their partnership on Dec. 1, giving Board Room members access to United Clubs in Philadelphia and Minneapolis as well as Phoenix.
Beginning Nov. 7, visitors to Alaska’s Seattle, Portland and Los Angeles Board Rooms will also enjoy expanded hours.
Guests of the Board Room enjoy comfortable furnishings, business work stations, free Wi-Fi, large-screen TVs, and complimentary juices, beer, wine, cocktails, Starbucks coffee/espresso and snacks throughout the day, including fresh pancakes, soup and fresh vegetables.
Photo caption: New Alaska Airlines Board Room at SeaTac.
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